LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, who previously visited Jeffrey Epstein’s private island, has made significant donations to several vulnerable Senate races ahead of the 2024 Election Day.
Hoffman gave the maximum donations of $6,600 each to the campaigns of Sens. Jon Tester (D-Mont.), Jacky Rosen (D-Nev.), and Bob Casey (D-Pa.), all of whom are facing competitive races.
BREAKING: New Epstein documents just dropped implicating a top Democrat mega donor who travelled to Epstein Island – Reid Hoffmanpic.twitter.com/CFnc8xBOie
— Jack Poso 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) May 4, 2023
Hoffman’s donations have raised red flags especially after the Wall Street Journal reported his visit to Epstein’s Caribbean island in 2014. While Hoffman expressed regret for his association with the convicted pedophile, questions have arisen about the nature of their interactions and the impact on Epstein’s reputation.
Tech billionaire & LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman donates almost $700,000 dollars to Biden’s campaign & holds a fundraiser for him just 1 week before Wall Street Journal reports that he was on Epstein’s Island in 2014
“You don’t find that suspicious?”👀
— Joe Biden Hates Black People (@realnikohouse) July 17, 2023
Additionally, Hoffman recently garnered attention after hosting a fundraiser on behalf of the Biden Victory Fund, contributing a substantial $699,600.00 donation and a maximum donation of $6,600 directly to Biden’s campaign.
His spending on campaign contributions has benefited the Biden regime in the past, with donations of $1.5 million to a super PAC supporting Biden’s candidacy in the 2020 election.
Despite Hoffman’s association with Epstein and funding nontraditional groups, his donations have given him access to the White House. He visited the White House five times last year, including a state dinner with French President Emmanuel Macron and meetings with top Biden advisers.
The recipients of Hoffman’s recent donations did not respond to requests for comment by Fox News on the controversy surrounding the tech billionaire’s involvement in their campaigns.
