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Trump Must Pay $2 Million Over Misuse Of Foundation Funds
the judgement, that money "was used for Mr. Trump's political campaign and disbursed by Mr. Trump's campaign staff, rather than by the Foundation," which is unlawful. However, Justice Saliann Scarpulla says the funds did eventually reach charity organizations supporting veterans. "The Trump Foundation has shut down... let me guess its just another coordinated attack liberals to discredit Trump:smash: |
schiff should be in jail
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Sort of like the investigations in the last presidential election that were and were not announced. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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“We picked this case out of the several Trump was investigating”, it would be purely political. But this administration has investigated almost no corruption, reduced anti corruption programs and then sent Colludy and crew to do a back channel investigation. With the best investigative agencies in the world at hand, he sets up his own. And all he is interested in concerns his political adversaries Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
you are on the wrong side of history pete...
it's not going well for the democrats corrupt, collusive scam.... Oops! Adam Schiff’s star witness may have lied under oath -- not a good look for public testimony slated next week in the "impeachment inquiry." Last night, Tucker Carlson revealed that his show had received exclusive access to an email from the personal account of former Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch that contradicts testimony she offered under oath. The fired former ambassador who disagrees with Trump administration policy is a key witness for Adam Schiff’s impeachment efforts. |
It wasn’t a “shadow foreign policy”: It was a use & abuse of access to foreign leaders, official acts & public officials, for personal political gain. That’s not conducting US foreign policy, that’s corruptly executing a political strategy for a candidate.
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also heard she was dating hunter biden...
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Didn’t say he hasn’t done some good as he should as president, but that specific “charitable” organization was a sham and now he has to pay the price.
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There is way more credible evidence that Rep. Gym Jordan covered up a sexual abuse scandal at Ohio State than there is evidence Joe Biden did anything wrong related to Ukraine.
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it, but not when anyone else does it? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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(1) EXTORTING Ukraine: “No defense aid unless you smear Biden & clear Putin re 2016” AND (2) soliciting a BRIBE from Ukraine: “If you help me win 2020, I’ll help you defend your country against Russia.” |
Lunch is served
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Asking a foreign country to investigate an American, when there is no domestic criminal investigation into him and no predicate is a non-starter. We have domestic law enforcement avenues for that. If Floridaman really wanted to root out corruption there are US government processes to do that. State Department bureau—the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement (INL)—focused on law enforcement efforts overseas, including investigating corruption. For 2020 the Trump administration proposed cutting the budget for this by 40%, what does that say about the concern with corruption? Alert the Ukraine ambassador, and let him deal with it Ambassadors can’t interfere in a corruption investigation or direct that one be opened, but they can pass information along to experts at the embassy—including INL experts and Department of Justice personnel. Request cooperation (officially) If there were an actual U.S. government investigation into alleged criminal activity by Americans in Ukraine, or foreigners suspected of violating U.S. laws, a request for cooperation could have been made through a formal process that’s run by DOJ’s Office of International Affairs. Once MLAT requests are vetted by the DOJ, they are transmitted to a foreign country’s “central authority”—in this case, Ukraine's Ministry of Justice. If granted in the foreign country, this arrangement could allow the DOJ to obtain documents, locate people, take testimony, request searches and seizures, freeze assets and more. If the United States were actually pursuing criminal investigations into corruption in Ukraine, U.S. officials would have made a request under our MLAT for cooperation. So was Trump's goal to investigate corruption and as Lindsey Graham suggests he is either too incompetent or too stupid to do it correctly or was his goal to get dirt on Biden and as Putin and Orban suggested to him, prove that Ukraine, not Russia was responsible for interference in the 2016 election. Either way he is unfit for office. |
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