Those working with the Chicoms

 Washington Examiner:

Dozens of members of Congress advise nonprofit group with ties to CCP-linked think tank

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 The Humpty Dumpty Institute has since 2017 touted its partnership with the Beijing-based Taihe Institute think tank, which employs over a dozen current and former members of the CCP and People's Liberation Army as senior fellows. The Taihe Institute was one of three Chinese think tanks behind an August report that deemed the United States a "failed country" for its pandemic response and claimed that COVID-19 leaked from a military base in Maryland.

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Members of the HDI Congressional Advisory Board, which as of late last week included seven Republicans and 26 Democrats, informally advise the nonprofit organization on its programming and are "active in HDI's domestic and international activities," the HDI said in November.

There is no evidence that HDI has ever sponsored congressional travel to China, and Republican members of the HDI Congressional Advisory Board told the Washington Examiner they weren't aware of the group's ties with the Taihe Institute, nor had they discussed any matters related to China with the group.

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It does not sound like the kind of group I would want to be associated with.  Their assertion about Covid looks ridiculous.

See, also:

Harvard professor convicted for lying to FBI about China ties

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