Republican Mega-Donor Sheldon Adelson Under Investigation
The casino magnate who is reported to have already committed $71 million in this election cycle may have good reason to want access to the next president. As "Democracy Now!" reports, Adelson is under investigation for his business dealings in Macau, China, as well as Las Vegas.
The casino magnate who is reported to have already committed $71 million in this election cycle may have good reason to want access to the next president. As “Democracy Now!” reports, Adelson is under investigation for his business dealings in Macau, China, as well as Las Vegas.
— Posted by Peter Z. Scheer.
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