Puerto Rico has agreed to pay a reported $300 million for the restoration of its power grid to a tiny utility company which is primarily financed by a private equity firm founded and run by a man who contributed large sums of money to President Trump, an investigation conducted by The Daily Beast has found.
Whitefish Energy Holdings, which had a reported staff of only two full-time employees when Hurricane Maria touched down, appears ill-equipped to handle the daunting task of restoring electricity to Puerto Rico’s over 3 million residents.
Continue reading: $300m Puerto Rico Recovery Contract Awarded to Tiny Utility Company Linked to Major Trump Donor
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Geez, what are the chances of something like this happening? AHHHH!!!
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It must be “fake” news.
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Nothing to see here.
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Surely not.
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So blatant… surely this can be stopped. Perhaps a prosecution. Congress, get on the stick!
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I think Puerto Rico is s**t outta luck, as they say.
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Yes, I can see PR gets the short end of the stick, no matter what. 😦
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