Corruption in the Democrat party is running rampant, as the second Democrat fundraiser in the last couple weeks has been found guilty of violating campaign finance laws.

The first donor this week to be convicted was Democrat Lobbyist Harvey Whittemore was convicted of making $150,000 in illegal campaign contributions to Harry Reid.

Now we learn about William Danielczyk, who has now been convicted of violating campaign-finance laws by reimbursing employees of his company, after the employees made contributions to Hillary Clinton’s political campaign.

A northern Virginia businessman was sentenced Friday to more than two years in prison for illegally funneling nearly $200,000 to Hillary Clinton’s political campaigns in 2006 and 2008.

William Danielczyk, 51, of Oakton pleaded guilty in February to violating campaign-finance laws by reimbursing employees of his company, Galen Capital, and others who were recruited to attend fundraisers and make contributions Clinton’s Senate and presidential campaigns.

There are no allegations Clinton or her campaign acted improperly.

The sentence of 28 months was roughly half of the five-year maximum sought by prosecutors in U.S. District Court. Danielczyk’s lawyers, meanwhile,