Liberal Bill Hill Funded by Epstein’s BFF via Dark Money
Liberal Bill Hill has raked in “more than $2 million in outside spending from Wheel Dog PAC, a Washington, DC-based super PAC whose funding trail runs through a tight circle of national leftist dark-money organizations.”
A new report shows that Wheel Dog PAC is being funded by Jeffrey Epstein’s best friend, Reid Hoffman. Reid Hoffman “gave Wheel Dog PAC $250,000.”
“Liberal Bill Hill is bankrolled by Democrat dark-money billionaires and Jeffrey Epstein’s best friend because they know, if elected, he would push their radical far-left agenda. Hill is bought and paid for and can’t be trusted.” – NRCC Spokesman Zach Bannon
Read more from The Alaska Story here or see excerpts below:
Pro-Hill PAC calls Begich ‘Epstein-class’ while taking $250,000 from actual Epstein associate
The Alaska Story
Suzanne Downing
October 16, 2026
Bill Hill is campaigning against billionaire influence in Washington. But a political group promoting his congressional bid reported a $250,000 contribution from billionaire Reid Hoffman, whose actual past association with Jeffrey Epstein is publicly documented.
The contrast is particularly pointed because that same group, Wheel Dog PAC, labels Republican Congressman Nick Begich an “Epstein-class elite” on its website.
According to the FEC contribution entry, Hoffman gave Wheel Dog PAC $250,000 on Sept. 2, 2026. The entry identifies his employer as Greylock Partners and his occupation as partner, and categorizes the donation as a contribution to the PAC’s non-contribution account.
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The LinkedIn co-founder visited Epstein’s private island, describing the trip as connected to fundraising for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has expressed regret over the relationship and acknowledged that participating in fundraising involving Epstein helped rehabilitate Epstein’s reputation.
Wheel Dog’s messaging raises a separate issue concerning Begich’s voting record. Its website accuses him of opposing release of the Epstein files, but Begich voted for the Epstein Files Transparency Act on Nov. 18, 2025. The House passed that legislation 427–1. The PAC lies about Congressman Begich’s actual record.