Further information concerning President Joe Biden’s brother Jim and his troubled history with the defunct hospital chain Americore has surfaced as a result of a shocking revelation. Jim Biden seems to have been more involved in the purportedly corrupt venture than was previously known, and he was more than willing to exploit the president’s name to further his commercial goals.
A long piece by Politico described the machinations of Jim Biden’s complex web of associates and dubious figures. It explains how he established his business and political credentials by using his familial relationship with President Biden. After being promised a crucial extension of services for people who sorely needed them, the outcome was a wake of chaos in rural villages where residents were left without access to health care.
Finance was required by the business in order to grow. Jim volunteered to get money from Middle Eastern investors to save the day. But the money never showed up, leaving Americore in a difficult financial situation. The firm eventually failed, leaving the patients high and dry.
Once he was “sold that Americore was to be the rescue of rural hospitals,” a former executive of the company told Politico, “the entire thing was a fraud, and it did not take that long to find it out.”
The average individual entangled in the scandal suffered greatly as a result of the company’s demise. There was a deadly outcome in one instance.
The hospital workers suffered from unpaid wages, reduced services, and the need for government intervention as a result of the management shortcomings. A patient at Americore’s hospital in southeast Kentucky, which has suffered greatly from staff turnover and diminishing medical supplies, passed away from cardiac arrest in late 2018 as a result of receiving subpar care, according to a Department of Health and Human Services report that POLITICO acquired.
Jim eventually had a falling out with Americore’s CEO, Grant White, who is charged with embezzling corporate money, and severed relations with the group. “From what I’ve learned over the past few days, it’s becoming more and more obvious to me that going forward, I can’t be engaged with Americore,” Jim stated in an email to White.
Politico claims that this did not change the reality that Jim Biden had a close role in Americore’s business operations.
“Jim Biden had a bigger involvement at Americore than previously known, according to [Politico’s] analysis, which was based on public records, court filings, dozens of interviews, and hundreds of exclusively obtained internal documents: His name appears as one of the top few leaders in some internal papers and investment brochures. According to emails acquired by POLITICO, he also personally dismissed Americore’s top financial officer and assisted the business in obtaining regulatory clearance to purchase the Pennsylvania hospital.”
The news outlet’s inquiry “did not find that Joe Biden immersed himself in the company or took actions on its behalf,” which is a crucial point to remember.
Jim did, however, get a $200,000 payment from Americore, as was previously reported. He sent his brother a check for the same amount shortly after that. There is no evidence to support the White House’s allegation that this was a loan repayment.
Author: Blake Ambrose
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