Staff Reports
President Joe Biden’s 2024 campaign is having a tough time in states like Michigan, which is crucial for elections. Facing these challenges, his administration is being accused of using sneaky tactics.
The Small Business Administration (SBA) under Biden was ordered by the House Committee on Small Business to give information after two important SBA members did not show up for a meeting about claims of using resources to register Democrat voters in Michigan.
The Biden SBA has been served a subpoena by the House Committee on Small Business for a lack of transparency on signing up voters in key swing states. The committee says that this could be unconstitutional!https://t.co/lNgykZ4EuL
— Robbie Mouton (@mcgmouton57) May 8, 2024
The House committee is worried about a lack of transparency in the Biden administration allegedly sending resources to a swing state to sign up voters, which they think might not follow the rules.
The program is said to be taking resources away from helping small businesses to register Democrat voters instead.
The Small Business Committee used subpoenas when SBA Chief of Staff Arthur Plews and his special adviser did not appear for the meeting and did not provide the requested documents. It’s unusual for the committee to send subpoenas, especially to the SBA.
The SBA agreed to a deal with the Michigan Department of State to help with voter registration, which the government is saying will run for a long time. This follows one of Biden’s orders from last year to help people vote.
House Small Business Committee Chair Roger Williams spoke about the subpoenas, saying it’s disappointing that they had to take this step to get information. He wants clarity on the SBA’s actions related to elections and how they will be involved in the next election.
To conclude, it is concerning to see allegations that resources meant for small businesses might have been redirected to political activities. It’s important for government agencies to focus on their intended purposes and not get involved in partisan issues. The House Committee’s actions to get to the bottom of this issue are in line with promoting transparency and accountability in government agencies. It’s crucial for officials to cooperate and provide the necessary information to address these serious claims.
