Victor Reacts: When Will the Left Stop Abusing Beagles? (VIDEO)

Congressman Shri Thanedar, the man who is trying to impeach President Trump, has been revealed to have a dark history.

The Gateway Pundit reported,

Michigan Democrat Shri Thanedar made headlines this week by filing seven articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump.

But instead of elevating his national profile, the move has sparked renewed scrutiny of Thanedar’s disturbing past: specifically, his role in a horrifying animal abuse scandal involving 118 beagles and 55 long-tailed macaques left to die in locked cages in abandoned buildings in the heat after his drug-testing company went bankrupt.

Back in 2010, Thanedar owned a New Jersey pharmaceutical testing lab called AniClin Preclinical Services, a subsidiary of his larger firm Azopharma. When the business collapsed under his leadership, the facilities were abruptly abandoned—with animals still trapped inside.

Caretakers, horrified by what they saw, broke into the facility to rescue the animals from slow starvation. The lab had become a death camp for helpless creatures, many already subjected to brutal testing. According to the Daily Mail, it involved “unspeakable acts against 118 beagles.”

The story barely made a ripple in the legacy media at the time. But now, as Thanedar tries to posture as a moral authority against Trump, Americans are revisiting the record—and asking how this man ever ended up in Congress.

Meanwhile, the media runs puff-pieces on Thanedar saying that he’s just a former chemist who has a rags-to-riches story becoming a multi-millionaire. They ignore the multiple bankruptcies and the background in animal testing, and the way in which Thanedar left the beagles to die.

How does a person like this ever become an elected official, and why is it that people like this seem to be attracted to the Democrat party like moths to a flame?