Where would
politics be without having to suck on a double standards for Democrats?
An
investment Jack Lew made in the Cayman Islands has been flagged as an issue in
the Treasury secretary nominee’s vetting by the Senate Finance Committee,
according to multiple sources close to the confirmation process.
The White
House says the investment was previously disclosed and is already a public
matter.
Republican
staff “have told us that there are concerns,” said Sean Neary, a spokesman for
Finance Committee Democrats. “This came out through the vetting process in
prior confirmations. Once it was looked into deeper, it was determined that it
was not an issue. Lew has been completely transparent and forthcoming through
any and all questions that have been posed.”
Lew is
scheduled to appear at a confirmation hearing before the committee on Feb. 13.
“That Mr.
Lew had an investment in the Caymans from 2007 through 2010 will likely draw
questions during his nomination hearing,” said Antonia Ferrier, a spokeswoman for
Finance Committee Republicans.
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