Former Obama Official Gets 7.5 Years for Taking Bribes on Federal Contract – IOTW Report

Former Obama Official Gets 7.5 Years for Taking Bribes on Federal Contract

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Matthew LumHo was a former Defense, Justice employee in the Obama administration.

He has been sentenced to 7.5 years in prison for accepting bribes and for defrauding the federal government.

In addition to the steady drip-drip-drip of indictments, this proves that corruption has been rampant within Democrat administrations and campaigns. More

15 Comments on Former Obama Official Gets 7.5 Years for Taking Bribes on Federal Contract

  1. For anyone who’s keeping score, defrauding the federal government and accepting bribes will land you in jail only about 2.5 years longer than walking between velvet ropes in the public people’s house.

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  2. ^^^^ Well, they’ve made insider trading a legit revenue source for themselves. But if you try it, your as is going to jail. Just ask Dan Crenshaw. 3rd largest money maker with the Congressional Stock Trading Club.

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  3. @ Brad JANUARY 18, 2022 AT 5:51 PM

    I could fix that before the sun goes down.

    1) Make it mandatory that any federal elected or appointed official publicly declare any and all stock trades 2 business days prior to the deal going down.

    2) Absolutely no trading of any stocks the general public does not have the opportunity to trade

    That includes any held in a blind trust.

  4. @JD: “I could fix that before the sun goes down.

    1) Make it mandatory that any federal elected or appointed official publicly declare any and all stock trades 2 business days prior to the deal going down.

    2) Absolutely no trading of any stocks the general public does not have the opportunity to trade

    That includes any held in a blind trust.”

    No, no and no. Upon winning election they have to sell EVERY investment vehicle they own. That money MUST be placed in a savings account in a bank or credit union.

    Let them enjoy the .0013579% interest earnings they allow the banks to get away with paying their pedestrian depositors.

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