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Sen. Mark Warner made $6 million from Russian Yandex in 2012

Democrat Senator from Virginia Mark Warner has his own Russian problem that doesn’t seem to be getting a sniff of media attention. In 2012, Warner (who is worth $80 million) got paid at least $6 million from Russian tech company Yandex. This is mostly likely why the slimy Mark Warner is blocking the undersecretary of Treasury finance, for terrorism and finance from being confirmed. Funny, how this isn’t mentioned, basically anywhere. Not even Fox News.

Sen. Mark Warner made $6 million from Russian Yandex in 2012
Sen. Mark Warner made $6 million from Russian Yandex in 2012

Virginia Democratic Senator and #1 Trump-Russia conspiracy theorist Mark Warner made more than $6 million from Russian tech company Yandex in 2012, representing almost 10% of his entire $80 million net worth, according to the Christian Science Monitor. The revelation further calls into question Warner’s role in the ongoing witch hunt for President Trump’s Russian connections.

As far as we know, President Donald J. Trump has made 0% of his net worth from Russian companies. Maybe Warner should investigate his own ties to Russia.

Virginia Democratic Senator Mark Warner, the ranking member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, is blocking the White House from appointing a Treasury Department official to oversee financial crimes committed by terrorists.

Warner, worth over $80 million, is one of the Senate’s richest members.

Yandex, based in Moscow, is the largest search engine in Russia. Russia’s social policies around gender, as well as its backing of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Crimean secession, have proved enormously controversial among Democrats.

Warner won’t allow the appointment of the Treasury Department anti-terror nominee, Sigal Mandelker, to proceed until the Intelligence Committee can examine the finances of former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort, former adviser Roger Stone, former national security adviser Michael Flynn, and ex-foreign policy adviser Carter Page.