Prosecute Susan Collins for her criminal bribery scheme!
A shocking new report from ProPublica reveals that Republican Senator Susan Collins was engaging in CRIMINAL BRIBERY in a contracts-for-donations scheme with a defense contractor – and Trump killed the FBI investigation!
The FBI's anti-corruption squad had enough evidence to open a major investigation into Maine Senator Susan Collins over an explicit contracts-for-campaign donations scheme with one of her top donors, including recorded confessions on tape.
Martin Kao, CEO of Hawaiian defense contractor Navatek, sent $500,000 to Susan Collins' Super PAC through a shell corporation in exchange for promises of $2 million dollars in federal naval contracts.
Prosecute Susan Collins for her criminal bribery scheme!
“Government contractors are banned from making political contributions. More consequentially, for the company to offer donations to Collins in exchange for an official action, or for Collins to accept, would constitute criminal bribery,” reports ProPublica.
The CEO admitted all of this to FBI agents, but before they could take action, Trump and Kash Patel came in, and the investigation was of course immediately squashed.
It's time for the Senate to take action and open an immediate prosecution of Sen. Collins for this flagrantly illegal bribery scheme.
Prosecute Susan Collins for her criminal bribery scheme!
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