:Unlike the first report, the second one said "prepared by the Majority staff." It was done by the Republicans. If Levin was involved, the staff of the entire committee would have participated. The report made much of presenting the appearance of "exposing" transactions that were openly acknowledged and above board, in order to manufacture an image of wrongdoing and suspicion, whatever the facts were. His wife was an officer of Miriam Appeal; it wasn't an under-the-table payoff for Galloway. I don't know if she had a Jordanian bank account, but I imagine she's allowed to have one; she was from that region. I doubt he even got any of it as she divorced him. Galloway didn't enrich himself from any oil trades; if any of this were true one of the several entities chasing him on these witch hunts would have finally, endlessly, successfully got him charged and convicted. Coleman didn't and did he ever try hard. Your PDF only shows one page here. Maybe he didn't know about her bank account. None of this proves anything bad, even if true. The article doesn't need to get into this minutiae.