To: AzIrish
#10. What are Kelly’s ties to Red China? We need specific facts and documented sources.
To: MadMax, the Grinning Reaper
An ad by the National Republican Senatorial Committee is once again raising questions about Democratic candidate for Senate Mark Kellys ties to a controversial company, World View Enterprises. . .Tencent, a Chinese tech company, has invested in World View Enterprises, a Tucson-based company which Kelly helped launch in 2014. While Kelly has claimed to have dropped ties with World View, his daughter is still with the company according to her LinkedIn profile. Kelly served as a strategic adviser to World View until launching his Senate campaign last year. He maintains a personal financial stake in the company of between $100,000 and $250,000 worth of non-public stock and $15,001 and $50,000 worth of stock options, according to the financial disclosure records Kelly was required to file in his Senate bid. Additionally, Kellys campaign has accepted at least $5,000 from David Wallerstein, who serves as Tencents chief exploration officer, responsible for the companys operations outside mainland China and overseeing business initiatives with multinational partners. Kelly has faced scrutiny both in Arizona and nationally for investments made by Tencent, a surveillance arm of the Chinese Communist Party. The state-financed Chinese investor of a second company, Boom Technology, where Kelly served as an Advisory Board member, was also recently exposed. . .:
McSally Campaign Ad Highlights Mark Kellys Business With China
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