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Nancy Pelosi Profited As Luxury Napa Resort Won COVID-19 Bailout

December 18, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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Authored by Leighton Woodhouse via RealClearInvestigations

The Auberge du Soleil, a luxurious hillside hotel and spa in Napa Valley, seems to excel in every aspect except one. Despite hosting A-list celebrities and tech moguls at $2,000 a night, the resort did not yield significant returns for investors Nancy and Paul Pelosi – until it received millions in COVID-19 relief funds in 2020 and 2021.

Paul Pelosi’s long-held investment in Auberge du Soleil has rarely been profitable, as per Nancy’s financial disclosures. However, in 2021, the Pelosis’ income from the resort surged to $1-5 million due to bailout funds.

Despite its upscale reputation, the Auberge du Soleil received about $9 million in taxpayer-funded relief programs, sparking questions about the necessity of the aid.

This windfall is part of a larger pattern of COVID bailouts benefiting Pelosi-associated businesses, including Courtyard Marriott hotels.

RealClearInvestigations found that Pelosi’s profits from various holdings surged in 2021, thanks to significant government rescue funds amounting to $28 million.

Pelosi is not the only lawmaker whose businesses benefited from pandemic financial programs designed for small businesses. Others, including Rep. Greg Pence and Rep. Dean Phillips, also saw financial gains through such programs.

While Pelosi championed federal COVID stimulus measures, her family’s investments in Auberge du Soleil and Piatti Restaurant Company received substantial relief funds.

The exact amount of Pelosi’s profits remains unclear, as her holdings are privately held.

Pelosi’s husband, Paul, has faced scrutiny for his lucrative stock trades, earning over 65% on trades last year.

The COVID-related relief granted to Pelosi’s private investments has largely gone unnoticed, raising questions about ethics and conflicts of interest.

The billions in COVID funds, including relief for Pelosi-backed businesses, have been criticized for contributing to inflation and potential fraud.

While there is no evidence of illegality, experts argue that the Pelosi’s actions raise conflict of interest concerns and prioritize personal gain over genuine need.

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