The consulting firm co-founded by Hunter Biden’s former business associate raked in over $500,000 from a super PAC that helped elect President Biden.
Former federal prosecutor Trey Gowdy gives his take on the Alex Murdaugh trial and Hunter Biden's attorney calling for criminal probe of the laptop on "The Story."former business associate raked in over $500,000 from the pro-Joe Biden super PAC Unite the Country between December 2019 and December 2022, a Fox News Digital review found.
One RSTP executive emailed Julianna Smoot in February 2014, saying that the firm was "delighted" about their partnership and officials were happy to have her as a "member of our advisory board.""As discussed, please find attached an overview of RSTP and a more detailed private placement memorandum. These will give you some good background on the fund," DeLoche wrote."We are looking forward to discussing in more detail over dinner next Wednesday in DC.
DeLoche responded, in part, saying,"Let's hope she can bring some capital to a closing and it pays for itself. Let's get her to sign."Hunter Biden's longtime business partner, Eric Schwerin, emailed the RSTP partners, saying, "Attached is the redlined version of Julianna's agreement as marked up by her lawyer."
The super PAC made 42 payments, totaling nearly $550,000, to Blue Lake Strategies for fundraising consulting and travel reimbursement between Dec. 23, 2019, and Dec. 16, 2022, according to. The firm also received nearly $50,000 for fundraising consulting between 2018 and 2019 from Michigan Democratic Sen. Gary Peters' leadership PAC and thousands of dollars more from his campaign.
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