End Era of Corrupt DC Backroom Deals

Target: Howard Lutnick, U.S. Secretary of Commerce

Goal: Disclose knowledge of and role in Nvidia investigation.

A corporate exec having an extramarital affair routinely wouldn’t merit national headlines. But as Nvidia head Jensen Huang discovered, the private matter takes on a whole new dimension when potential espionage – and national security – enter the picture. The CEO reportedly had a relationship with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy. The development is significant because of Huang’s and his company’s positioning as a major manufacturer of powerful artificial intelligence chips: technology that is increasingly becoming a focal point in geopolitical realms. Also of note is Huang’s extremely close ties with the leader of the free world.

In 2025, the White House approved a lucrative deal that would send massive amounts of these chips to China. This transaction happened despite allegations that the president had been briefed about potential espionage activity targeting Huang beforehand. The deal also came around the same time as Nvidia made a 25-million-dollar donation to one of the president’s vanity projects. After the affair came to light, the president reportedly lobbied fiercely for Huang to keep his job, although the CEO did eventually resign. Now, calls are coming for the resignation of an official inside the White House’s cabinet for his alleged role in obstructing efforts to curb the influence of the company who reportedly employed the apparent spy.

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PETITION LETTER:

Dear Secretary Lutnick,

The Nvidia scandal goes beyond sketchy trade deals or extramarital affairs. It calls into question just how exposed America is to influence from bad actors who may very well put national security at risk. If you had any role in perpetuating or enabling this damage, you must do the right thing and resign.

Moreover, be fully transparent and disclose any information you have that can help ensure such a vulnerability is never exploited again.

Sincerely,

[Your Name Here]

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