Can we talk about Donald Trump for a second please

[Hoghead]

Now,now, play nicely children!

[Dragstews]

Dang .... His own kin is throwing him under the Bus .. !!

[04Nighttrain]

https://youtu.be/r3sCnbs31zo

[DoomBuggy]

Let's see, all the t-rump folks here have said how much they love the economy under ol'bone spurs and how it will all go to hell under Biden, and yet once Biden became the official winner the market shot up to 30,000, something it never did under the orange one. Huh, how about that?

[Fetch]

Transition has begun

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[Dragstews]

I'm buying stock in "GOODYEAR" ... LOL

[04Nighttrain]

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[DustyDave]

Dusty

[DoomBuggy]

So is T-rump brilliant or are his followers just really stupid?

There is no question, nor has there really been a question, that Biden won the election. However, Ol'Cadet Bone-Spurs is milking the controversy and his donors for everything he can, to the tune of over $200 million in contributions to help "fight the election". The thing is, 1) how come he is not donating, 2) how come they are not spending the money on good lawyers? The answers are easy, he is pocketing that money. All he has to do is say he is going to run again in 2024 and he gets to spend that money any way he wants, INCLUDING paying off some of that $400 million he owes to foreign entities. Clever right.

So all you Trumpanzies keep sending him your beer can money and bend over. All hail the chief......

[Dragstews]

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[DustyDave]

[DustyDave]

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Business Insider is reporting that Donald Trump's son-in-law and chief adviser Jared Kushner approved creation of a shell company that "secretly paid" Trump's family members and "spent almost half of the campaign's $1.26 billion war chest."

That would amount to a cool $617 million in cash supposedly meant for Trump's reelection campaign that essentially disappeared without a trace. The shell company appears to have served as a pass-through entity with the added benefit of shielding all of its transactions from public view.

But no worries, the company, created in April 2018, was headed by Trump daughter-in-law Lara Trump as president and Mike Pence's nephew John Pence as its vice president, so they surely kept things on the up and up. Additionally, the Trump campaign's CFO, Sean Dollman, became the shell company's treasurer—and we all know what a tight ship Dollman ran at Trump's broke campaign.

Business Insider appears to have had one key anonymous source but adds, "Insider independently verified details of this person's account with other sources close to the Trump campaign."

The real genius of the shell company, called American Made Media Consultants Corporation and American Made Media Consultants LLC (AMMC), was that it evaded federally mandated disclosures that would have provided insights into where Trump's campaign cash was being funneled. Even some of Trump's top advisors and campaign staff—who were aware of the company—say they knew next to nothing about its operations. Campaign finance records reveal that more than $600 million was spent through AMMC, but it's unclear exactly where that money went.

Oh, and this is fun: "Trump's campaign leaders even launched an internal audit of the shell company and operations under former campaign manager Brad Parscale but never reported the results of that review," writes Business Insider. But most of AMMC's money, some $415 million, was actually spent after Parscale was ousted as campaign manager in July. The final few months of the race is also when the Trump campaign became glaringly strapped for cash.

Shockingly, Kushner, Dollman, and Parscale all declined to comment for the story. But Lara Trump and John Pence appeared keen to wash their hands of AMMC.

"Lara Trump and John Pence resigned from the AMMC board in October 2019 to focus solely on their campaign activities, however, there was never any ethical or legal reason why they could not serve on the board in the first place. John and Lara were not compensated by AMMC for their service as board members," Trump campaign communications director Tim Murtaugh told Business Insider Friday.

The Federal Elections Commission has the power to issue fines if it concludes campaign finance laws were breached. But the Department of Justice could also open a criminal investigation if federal prosecutors believe a "knowing and willful" violation of election law took place.

A former Republican chair of the FEC, Trevor Potter, filed a civil complaint in July charging that the Trump campaign was "disguising" some $170 million in spending "by laundering the funds" through AMMC.

[Ouster]

For a long time I have been fond of such a person as Trump and I know many interesting facts about him, which I will gladly share with you. Since I read about him monogo, I found an interesting article https://www.atchuup.com/rebecca-ferg...-inauguration/ in which Rebecca Ferguson condemns Trump's inauguration, and here you can read some reason. I was interested to know her opinion on this matter. I believe that it was a harsh gesture from the singer, who just a week before confirmed that she would not sing.

[ac72rat]

Build a sled and STFU