Terry McAuliffe, the Democratic candidate for governor of Virginia
and former owner of an electric car company now under federal
investigation, once paid a visit with three other advisers to the same
White House “green energy” official who helped secure more than $500
million in guaranteed loans for Solyndra, the now-bankrupt solar panel
manufacturer backed by a prominent Barack Obama fundraiser.
White House visitor records reviewed by Watchdog.org indicate that McAuliffe met with Greg Nelson, the former associate director
for energy, environment and technology, at the White House on October 13, 2010.
While the substance of the meeting is unknown, the individuals involved make it all but certain that the subject was Greentech Automotive, a green energy car company founded by McAuliffe in 2009.
White House visitor records reviewed by Watchdog.org indicate that McAuliffe met with Greg Nelson, the former associate director
for energy, environment and technology, at the White House on October 13, 2010.While the substance of the meeting is unknown, the individuals involved make it all but certain that the subject was Greentech Automotive, a green energy car company founded by McAuliffe in 2009.
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