The Clinton and Trump Foundations Are Vastly Different. Here’s How.
By JEREMY ASHKENAS OCT. 22, 2016
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[LOL, that's a fair characterization of many of Donald's thoughts, so i'll leave it outed as is.]
Here’s an example: After Mr. Trump put up a flagpole at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla., that was higher than the town allowed, the town council began fining him for every day it remained in place. Mr. Trump sued.
The case was eventually settled with Mr. Trump agreeing to donate $100,000 to charity, according to The Washington Post. But the donation came from the Trump Foundation instead of Mr. Trump himself. Using charity money to satisfy a personal lawsuit is typically considered to be self-dealing, an illegal use of nonprofit foundation funds.
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January 25, 2019 the Salt Lake Tribune published this article:
So far there have been about 150 comments made by SL Tribune readers; this comment s one of the best I have seen so far:
1) Take a dump on the carpet 2) Complain loudly that there is a turd on the carpet 3) Blame the turd on everyone but him 4) Demand someone else clean up the turd 5) Smear the turd around 6) Say he cleaned up the turd better than anyone else could have 7) Declare victory And somehow, 35% of the country still thinks he's great because Obama never took a dump on the carpet."
Only a moron believes that you can donate something you didn't accept.
Let me repeat that...
Only a moron believes that you can donate something you didn't accept.
Meanwhile this vile cure is lining his pockets day in and day out and openly accepting bribes in egregious fashion. (millions at the hotel that he's prohibited from owning, trademarks for his family businesses, billions in investments from China in exchange for policy...)
He drags the government apparatus to his own properties on a weekly basis and charges us rent.
If the POS isn't forced to disgorge or doesn't end up in prison it will be a travesty.
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