Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) has taken the lead on change by combating corruption and looking for ways to end lobbyists’ monopoly on Washington, DC politics.
Congressman Gaetz made a strong statement last week at a congressional hearing in which he criticized the Open Society Foundation and the formidable progressive business Raben Group, which represents well-known corporations like Google and Pfizer.
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To look into any abuse by federal government agencies against conservatives, the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government was established, and their first hearing represents a promising beginning in this mission. More hearings are anticipated in the future as new evidence is taken into account.
Rep. Gaetz said that our government has become unprecedentedly armed as a result of the continuous cycle of persons switching between positions as DOJ employees and lobbyists.
Recently, Gaetz brought attention to Project Veritas’ revelations on Pfizer’s possibly risky efforts to manipulate the Covid-19 virus, with a Director of Research and Development openly acknowledging their progress.
Major pharmaceutical corporations like Pfizer have received substantial government contracts to create and market the Covid-19 vaccine in the middle of a worldwide epidemic. Google has taken action to impede inquiry into these firms’ activities by stifling journalism organizations like Project Veritas that demand answers about their policies, while these corporations are enjoying huge financial advantages in this unheard-of time.
The committee’s first hearing into potential corruption inside the Department of Justice and FBI included testimony from Senators Chuck Grassley and Ron Johnson as well as Representative Elise Stefanik. The three lawmakers brought attention to suspected misbehavior that has mostly gone unnoticed by others in their quest for transparent governance.
Recently, The Washington Examiner revealed that…
Rep. Gaetz challenged a witness from a liberal public relations and strategy business over the purported political pressures inside federal agencies including the Department of Justice during House Republicans’ first “weaponization” hearing on Thursday. During this initial meeting, the Subcommittee voiced their complaints.
A fascinating question was presented to Elliot Williams, a partner with the Raben Group and a former Department of Justice employee under President Obama: Is the “revolving door” between public servants and lobbyists reason for concern? He said that he didn’t completely understand the premise of this obviously important question.
“It’s pretty easy — there’s a revolving door between senior officials at the DOJ and the lobbying profession,” In an attempt to counteract conservative views, Congressman Gaetz emphasized the possible effect of outside actors and their relationship to federal government activities. He gave instances of assistance from businesses like Google, Pfizer, and groups funded by well-known lefty financier George Soros.
