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Financial Docs Show John Kerry Invested in Oil Companies Before Joining Biden Admin

New financial disclosures reveal that former Secretary of State and current Biden administration climate czar John Kerry reportedly divested stocks in oil and gas firms before joining on to spearhead Dear Creepy Uncle Leader’s “green agenda.”

According to the newly disclosed records, Kerry held investments in a number of energy companies including Duke Energy, Cimarex, Dominion Energy, Exelon Corporation and Valero Energy.

If it seems a little hypocritical for the newly crowned U.S. special presidential envoy for climate to have so recently been invested in, oh I don’t know, oil companies, that’s probably because, well, it is.

“As [President Joe] Biden’s climate envoy,” Fox News explained, Kerry “will push policies that run counter to his personal investments before taking over the post.”

Ya think?

“At the same time that Kerry held investments in oil companies, he also worked with climate groups The Rise Fund, where he served as a senior adviser, and Climate Finance Partners, where he acted as chairman of the advisory board.”

Axios, which first reported on Kerry’s financial disclosures, noted that he was paid upwards of $125,000 consulting for The Rise Fund, a green energy investment firm.

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