Solyndra's creditor: California Democratic Party!

The money laundering operation continues. Democrats vote money to unions that tithe back to the Democratic Party that use that taxpayer money for political campaigning and crony capitalism. This is a story of the latter, via memeorandum: California Democratic Party among Solyndra's creditors

Out of the hundreds of out-of-work employees, vendors, investors and other creditors in the bankruptcy of government-backed solar-panel maker Solyndra LLC, one name stands out: the California Democratic Party.

Why California Democrats would be creditor to a company that received more than a half-billion dollars in federal loans to build a solar-panel plant isn’t clear. Even party officials say they’re not sure.

What do they mean they're 'not sure?' And then more laundering:

According to campaign-finance records, Solyndra donated $7,500 to the California Democratic Party in October 2010. It’s legal in California for corporations to make donations. But that doesn’t explain why the company would identify the Democratic Party as a creditor in its bankruptcy filing a year later.

Perhaps they can ask the Solyndra execs. Then again, they would only get one answer: Video: Solyndra Execs Take The Fifth

More from The Heritage Foundation and Sweetness & Light. More Solyndra news: So, Who's Heard of Scandal-Engulfed Solyndra? 

MRCTV decided to conduct an experiment in Washington, D.C. and ask people on the street if they've heard about (what should be) a pretty big deal: Solyndra. We were also curious which news outlets they frequented to get a gist of how informed they were on the issue. Of the few people that have heard about it -except for one- Fox News informed them. The other person says he heard about it on The Colbert Report. Some people even thought it was medication, which is a good guess.

And via Instapundit:

SOLARGATE UPDATE: Waxman Says Energy and Commerce Dems Would Support GOP Subpoena of Solyndra Execs. “But Waxman drew a bright line between a potential subpoena of the company and a July edict that Republicans issued to the Office of Management and Budget for emails related to its review of the Solyndra loan guarantee.” Executives must testify, White House to keep silent? Hmm.

Related: Revealed: Intense lobbying, “alarming” negligence in loan approvals led to Solyndra loan.