Congressional Republicans are demanding answers about the Joe Biden regime’s use of the Small Business Administration (SBA) to engage alleged in pro-Democrat get-out-the-vote efforts. The Biden SBA has “partnered” with the Michigan Secretary of State to spend taxpayer money on voter registration efforts in the key battleground state, an endeavor critics say is a thinly veiled effort to spend ‘Bidenbucks’ on buying Biden voters. It is refusing to comply with the House Small Business Committee’s investigation.
Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), the ranking member of the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, said the regime’s use of the SBA for voter registration in Michigan was “beyond disturbing.”
Ernst, alongside Rep. Roger Williams, R-Texas, Chairman of the House Small Business Committee, is seeking answers regarding the SBA’s connection to the Michigan voter registration project. Earlier this year, a memorandum was signed between the SBA and the Michigan Department of State “to promote civic engagement and voter registration,” with the partnership set to continue until the beginning of 2036. This move is part of President Biden’s Executive Order 14019, often referred to as “Bidenbucks” by election integrity advocates.
Last week, Williams issued subpoenas to Tyler Robinson and Arthur Plews, both prominent SBA officials, following their noncompliance with a congressional investigation into suspected “engineering” activities.
Ernst and Williams stated that SBA officials continue to disregard their requests for documentation and have not attended scheduled interviews, intensifying uncertainty around the regime’s transparency. Moving forward, Biden‘s executive order and the SBA’s involvement in voter registration will likely face legal challenges and rigorous analyses.
“Using taxpayer dollars in an attempt to engage in federal campaign activities is a gross abuse of official agency resources and needs to be further investigated,” Ernst wrote in a letter to SBA Administrator Isabel Casillas Guzman last month.
