Justin"Impeachment"Amash and His Personal China Conflict of Interest - Detailed

Justin Amash's Chinese business conflicts are documented outside of the MSM. But, since the information has not seen a second of MSM airtime, and sources actually covering it fall in the criticized ranks of Gateway Pundit, etc, I thought it might be helpful to shine a factual light on how dirty some of the swamp creatures like Amash can be.

Obviously, anyone in the media can access this information and question Justin Amash on it. So far none have.

Amash's family owns an Import/Export company, Michigan Industrial Tools ( MIT). MIT in turn owns Tekton (its main marketing arm) which wholesales to Home Depot, Walmart, etc. The Amashs/MIT own >20 other entities designed for distribution of their imported Chinese manufactured products ( List of Amash-owned trademarks/companies).

Michigan Industrial Tools was originally founded as Amash Brothers Distributing in 1956 when the Amash's father first immigrated to the US. It is a lucrative family business. Current estimates show MIT with annual revenue of $23,358,818.00 and a staff of 38 employees ( LINK).

MIT keeps Justin himself on payroll through part-owner distributions to the tune of $500K-$1M/yr ( LINK). It is unclear outside of representing company interests in Congress and pulling money, that Justin has anything whatsoever to do with his daddy's business. There are documented and shady campaign finance relationships between Justin and his daddy's company ( Justin Amash Got A Big Raise From His Dad Just Before Loaning His Campaign Money).

The Amashs' marketing/trademark company, Tekton Inc, founded in 1991 is basically a front located and operated out of their Michigan Industrial Tools address (3707 R B Chaffee Mem Drive, Grand Rapids, MI). Tekton's Estimated annual revenue is listed at $1,254,778.00( LINK).

Michigan Industrial Tools' manufacturing arm, Dynamic Source International, is based in China. Like Michigan Tools, Dynamic Source International is marketed as Tekton. ( LINK). As the sole source of product for Michigan Industrial Tools, a 25% tariff on Dynamic Source International products would hit the Amashs in the pocketbook to the tune of perhaps millions of dollars per year.

Hence, Justin's personal anti-tariff, never-Trump, choose-China-over-the-US motivation.