Trump admits Trump Foundation was a money laundering front

exGOPer said:
What you just copy pasted is fake news which intentionally blurries the dates to confuse people like you.

"The Washington Post reported that Saudi Arabia gave about $10 million to build the library. (According to the Post, the Saudis gave a similar amount to the George H.W. Bush library.) After the library donation, the Saudis gave very little and stopped giving entirely during the time Clinton was secretary of state. She stepped down in early February 2013.

https://www.politifact.com/truth-o-...7/fact-checking-donations-clinton-foundation/
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Did you happen to read your article? The whole thing?
 
@PintoFire, nobody is psychic here. If you want to draw someone's attention to something, you need to be more specific. You feel Hillary did bad stuff on an emotional level, make a clear case on ANYTHING you have said earlier. There have been no convictions or serious charges from endless partisan investigations, even when Republicans held all the cards.

The boy has cried wolf.

Bone Spurs has been found guilty by a judge and is the sitting POTUS. The man worth '10 billion' was among many other things using money raised for vets during his campaign as a float for his campaign.

He admitted guilt in this deal after promising to fight it, just as he did with Trump U.

Get a list of contributions and dates. You will learn something.
 
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exGOPer said:
Did you just look at the numbers? 10 million was given to Bill Clinton and George Bush, no money given when Hillary was SoS, so what's the fuss about?
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some people here believe in clairvoyants
 
PintoFire said:
This stupid article doesn't say jack shit
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Maybe a fellow Trump supporter can help you understand

TreeFrogTrader said:
You are not important so I dont follow what you think.

On the other hand, the U.S Attorney in Little Rock has acknowledged that he is in charge of an investigation of the Clinton Foundation and that it is in progress. In addition, both Barr and Horowitz have publicly acknowledged that they are conducting investigations into things that are well into Camp Clinton. So I am stay with my statement that there is more to come and there are areas where a pretend investigation took place but now a real investigation is taking place. Barr just said, not more than a couple hours ago that he is investigating areas of cooperation between the Clinton Camp and the Russians that he cannot comment on because it is active investigation but "it is not mere speculation."

So if you dont agree with that, then that is fine. As I said. You are not important.

Personally, when their finding come out, I will be following it. If you are able to click your heels together and make it all go away, then just keep doing that.
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exGOPer said:
Donald Trump must personally pay $2 million in fines because he illegally used his charity to benefit his 2016 candidacy. A state judge in New York delivered the judgment on Thursday afternoon. The judicially-assessed penalty must be paid to a number of nonprofit organizations in the Empire State.

A press release from New York Attorney General Letitia James notes the general contours of the settlement:

[James] announced that her office entered into multiple stipulations with the Trump Foundation and its directors to resolve the remaining claims in the lawsuit. Chiefly, Mr. Trump admits to personally misusing funds at the Trump Foundation, and agrees to restrictions on future charitable service and ongoing reporting to the Office of the Attorney General in the event he creates a new charity. The settlements also include mandatory training requirements for Donald Trump Jr., Ivanka Trump, and Eric Trump.

The judge’s order ends multiple pending actions in the case that was originally filed in June 2018–and also puts to bed a prior statement of defiance made by the 45th president.

“The sleazy New York Democrats, and their now disgraced (and run out of town) A.G. Eric Schneiderman, are doing everything they can to sue me on a foundation that took in $18,800,000 and gave out to charity more money than it took in, $19,200,000,” Trump tweeted on the day charges were filed by then-New York attorney general Barbara Underwood. “I won’t settle this case!”

https://lawandcrime.com/high-profil...mp-foundation-that-he-said-he-wouldnt-settle/
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https://bongino.com/new-york-fines-trump-2-million-for-helping-veterans-charity/
New York Fines Trump $2 Million for Helping Veterans Charity

In reality, this lawsuit was setoff by the following series of events

  1. Ahead of the 2016 Iowa caucus, candidate Trump held a fundraiser. The fundraiser raised $2.8 million, which was all given to veterans charities.
  2. The funds were raised through the Trump Foundation, but campaign staff managed the fundraiser and distributed the funds to charities.
  3. Liberals decided that these funds counted as campaign contributions (zero percent of which went to the Trump campaign), and a judge agreed helped “further Mr. Trump’s political campaign.”
One hundred percent of the money raised went to charity, and the Trump campaigned covered the entire cost of administering distribution of the funds. But because giving millions of dollars to veterans tends to be good PR for a presidential candidate, a judge decided that this helped further the Trump campaign.

So for his efforts to help veterans, Trump was rewarded with a $2 million fine and the billionth bogus media narrative to plague his presidency.

 
WeToddDid2 said:
https://bongino.com/new-york-fines-trump-2-million-for-helping-veterans-charity/
New York Fines Trump $2 Million for Helping Veterans Charity

In reality, this lawsuit was setoff by the following series of events




    • Ahead of the 2016 Iowa caucus, candidate Trump held a fundraiser. The fundraiser raised $2.8 million, which was all given to veterans charities.
    • The funds were raised through the Trump Foundation, but campaign staff managed the fundraiser and distributed the funds to charities.
    • Liberals decided that these funds counted as campaign contributions (zero percent of which went to the Trump campaign), and a judge agreed helped “further Mr. Trump’s political campaign.”
One hundred percent of the money raised went to charity, and the Trump campaigned covered the entire cost of administering distribution of the funds. But because giving millions of dollars to veterans tends to be good PR for a presidential candidate, a judge decided that this helped further the Trump campaign.

So for his efforts to help veterans, Trump was rewarded with a $2 million fine and the billionth bogus media narrative to plague his presidency.
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