Ilhan Omar's Husband Received $635K In COVID Bailout Money
- 3 years ago
Ilhan Omar's husband Tim Mynett received $635,000 in Covid-19 bailout money for his consulting firm, according to records.
The Daily Mail reports that Mynett co-owns the Washington D.C. firm E Street Group.
The company received $134,800 in Paycheck Protection Program loans.
It also got $500,000 for in Economic Injury Disaster loans in April.
In addition, E Street Group was also paid $2,256,700 since the start of 2020 from Omar's campaign.
E Street billed for digital advertising, fundraising consulting and website production.
Omar announced in mid-November that her campaign was terminating its contract with the firm after scrutiny about the payments.
The Daily Mail reports that Mynett co-owns the Washington D.C. firm E Street Group.
The company received $134,800 in Paycheck Protection Program loans.
It also got $500,000 for in Economic Injury Disaster loans in April.
In addition, E Street Group was also paid $2,256,700 since the start of 2020 from Omar's campaign.
E Street billed for digital advertising, fundraising consulting and website production.
Omar announced in mid-November that her campaign was terminating its contract with the firm after scrutiny about the payments.