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Ron Klain

Biden’s former White House chief of staff, Ron Klain, who stepped down in February, previously served as the chief of staff for Vice President Biden until the end of January 2011.

In September 2012, Klain reached out to Hunter for help in raising $20,000 for the Vice President’s Residence Foundation (VPRF), telling him to “keep this low low key” to prevent “bad PR,” according to emails Fox News Digital previously reported on.

“The tax lawyers for the VP Residence Foundation have concluded that since the Cheney folks last raised money in 2007 and not 2008, we actually have to have some incoming funds before the end of this fiscal year (i.e., before 9/30/12 – next week) to remain eligible to be a ‘public charity,’” Klain, who had left his chief of staff position in Vice President Biden’s office a year earlier but was the foundation’s chairman at the time, said in an email to Hunter.

“It’s not much – we need to raise a total of $20,000 – so I’m hitting up a few very close friends on a very confidential basis to write checks of $2,000 each,” Klain continued. “We need to keep this low low key, because raising money for the Residence now is bad PR – but it has to be done, so I’m trying to just collect the 10 checks of $2,000, get it done in a week, and then, we can do an event for the Residence Foundation after the election.”

Hunter then forwarded the email to Schwerin, who helped manage a majority of Hunter’s finances, and the two discussed donating to the foundation, though it’s not clear what was ultimately decided.

Klain’s career with Biden dates back to Biden’s failed presidential campaign in 1988, and serving as counsel to the Senate Judiciary Committee.

"Klain’s career with Biden dates back to Biden’s failed presidential campaign in 1988, and serving as counsel to the Senate Judiciary Committee."

Klain is an evil man. I reserve that condemnation for people who are demonically possessed.

Ron Klain directly demanded Al Gore to IGNORE the Bush v Gore decision, and did not just insist that Gore drive the United States into an unfathomable constitutional crisis, but was full-tilt to promote his own apostasy against our Republic:

"Bush v. Gore was a muddled opinion, which took some time for Gore’s team to work out on a conference call...One man wanted to keep going, though: Klain. He refused to give up, and spent the night of the decision drawing up legal papers in the hopes that the Florida Supreme Court might establish a uniform standard, thus satisfying the 14th Amendment problem."
Early the next morning, Gore and his lawyers convened for another conference call.
“Then proceeded the most fascinating kind of historic thing that I have ever been witness to,” Tom Goldstein, an appellate attorney who participated in the Bush v. Gore argument, told me a few years ago. “It was the debate and discussion about whether to adhere to the Court’s decision, which was really, really, really interesting. There was a debate back and forth between the people on the call about whether to fight notwithstanding the Supreme Court, and insist that the Court had effectively tinkered with democracy. It was a real conversation. And it was a real conversation that lasted 20 minutes.”

It is obvious that Klain's megalomania and cacodemonic energy (Klain did not sleep for 48 hours before and after Bush v Gore) shook Goldstein to his very soul.

And 20 years later, Klain ran the first 3 years of The White Hospice.

Proj. Veritas should punk Klain by surreptitiously interviewing Goldstein about that fiasco, and timing the release directly against Klain's upcoming memoirs.

I tell you that even if Ron Podesta -- also an evil person -- had been Hillary's Chief of Staff, he would not have been able to muster even half of the satanic grip unleashed upon the US for these past 3 1/2 years.