MASSIVE LOSS FOR DEMOCRATS: As Senator Dianne Feinstein’s Husband Owned A Company In China That That Sold Spyware Tech To The United States

It was recently reported by TrendingPolitics that Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who apparently couldn’t get rich enough trading stocks with her fellow Buffett-like legislators, decided to get rich via investing in a CCP company. Well, to be fair, her husband did; he invested in a Red Chinese company that sold malware to the US military.

That comes from Peter Schweizer’s new book, which is titled Red-Handed: How American Elites Get Rich Helping China Win.

In one chapter of it, he tells the sad tale of how the Feinsteins got rich off CCP investments that did America harm. The basic story is this: while Feinstein provided cover for Red China’s human rights violations for over three decades, explaining away the communist nation’s evil actions, her husband made the family rich by investing in Red Chinese companies that desperately needed American capital as China’s economy rapidly expanded.

Despite the threat posed by Chinese power, greedy American bankers and financiers gave it to them, Richard Blum (her husband) among them. Feinstein, a Senator involved in the intelligence world, just watched and let him give our enemy the capital it needed to grow.

Actually, she did more than watch. Feinstein actively encouraged China’s economic growth, as Fox reports:

The senator has been a defender of China for decades, becoming the first U.S. mayor to visit the country while running San Francisco. Feinstein supported granting Most Favored Nation (MFN) trade status to China in 2000 – a designation that relaxed restrictions and encouraged a surge in U.S.-China economic cooperation. In 1994, when the U.S. Senate was considering rescinding this trade status with China over human rights violations, Feinstein argued against it, saying it would “inflame Beijing’s insecurities.”