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'''Alexandra Chalupa''' it a [[Ukrainian]]-American operative who was consulting for the [[Democratic National Committee]]. Chalupa met with top officials in the Ukrainian Embassy in [[Washington DC]] in an effort to expose ties between [[Paul Manafort]] and Russia. The DNC paid her $412,000 from 2004 to June 2016, according to [[Federal Election Commission]] records.
 
'''Alexandra Chalupa''' it a [[Ukrainian]]-American operative who was consulting for the [[Democratic National Committee]]. Chalupa met with top officials in the Ukrainian Embassy in [[Washington DC]] in an effort to expose ties between [[Paul Manafort]] and Russia. The DNC paid her $412,000 from 2004 to June 2016, according to [[Federal Election Commission]] records.
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In 1998, Alexandra Chalupa gained employment at the Office of Public Liaison as an intern in the Clinton [[White House]]. In 2004, Alexandra was hired as a staffer / consultant at the Democratic National Committee. She also became affiliated with the Democratic Heritage Council much later.
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In 2014, the U.S. United With Ukraine Coalition was founded by Alexandra Chalupa.
  
 
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Revision as of 23:06, May 8, 2019

Alexandra Chalupa it a Ukrainian-American operative who was consulting for the Democratic National Committee. Chalupa met with top officials in the Ukrainian Embassy in Washington DC in an effort to expose ties between Paul Manafort and Russia. The DNC paid her $412,000 from 2004 to June 2016, according to Federal Election Commission records.

In 1998, Alexandra Chalupa gained employment at the Office of Public Liaison as an intern in the Clinton White House. In 2004, Alexandra was hired as a staffer / consultant at the Democratic National Committee. She also became affiliated with the Democratic Heritage Council much later.

In 2014, the U.S. United With Ukraine Coalition was founded by Alexandra Chalupa.

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