This case of bribery couldn’t possibly be any clearer.
Dish Network, the satellite network giant, battled federal fraud charges for almost 10 years.
However, following a lucrative donation of $113,000 to the Biden campaign, Biden’s Department of Justice suddenly and conveniently dropped the 10-year-old case against Dish Network. The New York Post confirmed:
Ergen, a former professional poker player who helped launch what was then called EchoStar Communications in 1980, has battled the federal fraud claim for nearly a decade.
But the Tennessee native saw his luck change shortly after he and spouse Candy contributed $100,000 to Biden’s super PAC and maxed out with matching $6,600 donations to the president’s principal campaign committee in December, according to campaign finance filings.
$113,000 to drop a $3.3 billion lawsuit represents the deal of a lifetime and an incredibly lucrative investment on the part of the Satellite television network.
I wasn’t the only one thinking that Dish Network’s obvious bribery of the Biden administration was suspect:
Interesting that after three months after Dish Network Chair Donated $113,000 to Biden, the company gets welcome news from the DOJ: Lawsuit to Be Dismissed
So 3.3 billion dollars in a civil fraud case let go…
Great timing and coincidental. Small