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Mr. Huang proved to be incredibly helpful to the democratic party, with the Wall Street Journal estimating his fundraising efforts for the party raised approximately 4 to 5 million dollars in just one year. Many of these contributions were extremely suspect, coming from Chinese residents, who could ill-afford to donate such sums. For example, Man Ya shi, admits that she wrote a check to the Democratic Party for $5,000.00 after receiving a similar sum from a Democratic Party activist. (Oct.28,1996 Issue of the Washington Weekly).
John Huang, in spite of the fact that he was a suspected Red Chinese Spy, was later rewarded for his extraordinary efforts with a President reccommended appointment as Assistant Secretary of Commerce for International Economic Policy. (Oct.28,1996 Washington Weekly)
There is so much Chinese government envolvement in both Bill Clinton, and the Democratic party that the Party should consider a name change.
Yet another Democratic fundraiser, Johnny Chung, acted as a human conduit through which Red China's People's liberation army filtered $110,000 in contributions to Bill Clinton's re-election campaign in 1996 according to the (New York Times, May 15, 1998)
It Works Both Ways:
Clinton gives as well as he gets. The monies that he and his party received from Communist Chinese supporters, kept his government quiet during open and blatant incidences of communist infiltration.
A classic example is provided by Peter Lee, who was assigned to a classified Pentagon Project in 1997. Mr. Lee told Chinese nuclear weapons experts all about advanced radar technology in a lecture he gave in Beijing in May, 1997 (BBC News 05/10/99). This was a serious breech of U.S. national security. This technology is closely guarded because the U.S. navy's ability to hide its submarines is a key military advantage.