The Biden campaign connection to Colorado Trump trial

DC Daily Journal:

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Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), the self-proclaimed “nonpartisan” watchdog group that spearheaded the Colorado lawsuit against Trump, is not as neutral as it appears.

A closer look at their leadership paints a very different picture.

Beth Nolan, CREW’s board chair, sent thousands to Biden’s campaign and victory fund in 2020.

Wayne Jordan, the group’s vice chair, went even further and funneled a staggering $300,000 to the Biden Victory Fund.

Adding to the picture, Jordan’s wife, Quinn Delaney, is a Democrat mega-donor who contributed a whopping $650,000 to Biden’s efforts.

These financial ties raise serious concerns about potential conflicts of interest and the impartiality of CREW’s lawsuit.

If their primary objective is to protect democracy as they claim, why would their leadership invest so heavily in one side of the political spectrum?

The truth is simple: this group is extremely partisan, and all the efforts to impede Trump are all connected to Biden and the radical Left.

CREW’s “nonpartisan” label means nothing in light of its past associations.

David Brock, founder of the notoriously liberal Media Matters for America and American Bridge, previously led the group as its board chair.

His documented plans to “kick Donald Trump’s a–” throughout his presidency, hatched with other Democrats, further cast doubt on CREW’s supposed neutrality.

Not only that, but CREW has also received millions from major Democrat donors like George Soros, raising further questions about its independence and potential political influence.

These financial links between CREW’s leadership and President Biden expose the real truth:

All of these plots and schemes are all connected, and they have nothing to do with the law, the 14th Amendment or any other legit process.

The radical Left will never play fair, and they will never stop their attacks on Democracy.
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This is more evidence that the left in this country does not want to campaign against Trump on the issues, but is almost solely focused on his persona.  I suspect one of the reasons why is that the issues that Democrats support are not popular with the majority of voters.  Their attempt to criminalize Trump is more evidence of how desperate they are to ignore the issues and to try to prop up a mental cripple like Biden.

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