President Trump possibly abused power of office to commit fraud

[Fort Fun Indiana]

It appears that Trump abused the power of his office to commit fraud by soliciting $250 million for a fund that did not exist.

The money was sent, among other places, to the Trump business properties as well as Trump’s own Save America political action committee.

Trump’s raising of $250m for fund that ‘did not exist’ suggests possible fraud

‘The big lie was also the big rip-off,’ says Democrat Zoe Lofgren after January 6 committee appears to make case for fundraising fraud

www.theguardian.com

 

[Mac1958]

It appears that Trump abused the power of his office to commit fraud by soliciting $250 million for a fund that did not exist.

The money was sent, among othe places, to the Trump business properties as well as Trump’s own Save America political action committee.

Trump’s raising of $250m for fund that ‘did not exist’ suggests possible fraud

‘The big lie was also the big rip-off,’ says Democrat Zoe Lofgren after January 6 committee appears to make case for fundraising fraud

www.theguardian.com

And the rubes won't care. Something this blatant. There WASN'T EVEN A FUND. Always forgive the cult leader.

 

[kyzr]

Who runs the DOJ, duh?
If its illegal indict him, if its not, stop your TDS whining.
Hillary's bathroom server was illegal.
Pedo Joe Biden showering with Ashley is illegal.
I'm sure I can list a lot of illegal things pols do.
The FBI (Clinesmith) falsified evidence to get a FISA warrant.

 

[johngaltshrugged]

Interesting- and how do you feel about this new story?
Will you allow yourself to believe it's all true again knowing they have done this to you before?
How long does it take to recover when you find out they are lying to you?
Are you ready to open yourself up & let them rope you in again?
Is hope they "got him this time" enough to take these chances?

All great topics you should bring up in your next TDS group therapy

 

[MarathonMike]

It appears that Trump abused the power of his office to commit fraud by soliciting $250 million for a fund that did not exist.

The money was sent, among othe places, to the Trump business properties as well as Trump’s own Save America political action committee.

Trump’s raising of $250m for fund that ‘did not exist’ suggests possible fraud

‘The big lie was also the big rip-off,’ says Democrat Zoe Lofgren after January 6 committee appears to make case for fundraising fraud

www.theguardian.com

"It appears" "possibly" "tried to" "thought about" "was going to" LOLOL you guys never stop with this nonsense.

 

[easyt65]

It appears that Trump abused the power of his office to commit fraud by soliciting $250 million for a fund that did not exist.

The money was sent, among othe places, to the Trump business properties as well as Trump’s own Save America political action committee.

Trump’s raising of $250m for fund that ‘did not exist’ suggests possible fraud

‘The big lie was also the big rip-off,’ says Democrat Zoe Lofgren after January 6 committee appears to make case for fundraising fraud

www.theguardian.com

'POSSIBLY'?

You've got him THIS time, snowflakes...

(In another 6 years of this you guys might eventually stumble onto something....have you checked to see if he has ever ripped his mattress tags off?)

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Will you allow yourself to believe it's all true again knowing they have done this to you before?

Trump's own aides testified under oath.

But you didn't know that. Because you are afraid to read the article.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

"It appears" "possibly" "tried to" "thought about" "was going to" LOLOL you guys never stop with this nonsense.

What point do you think you just made?

You didn't make any.

And you are terrified of the topic. A grown man.

 

[Blackrook]

He's not President but you should impeach him again. That would show us who's boss.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

It appears that Trump abused the power of his office to commit fraud by soliciting $250 million for a fund that did not exist.

The money was sent, among othe places, to the Trump business properties as well as Trump’s own Save America political action committee.

Trump’s raising of $250m for fund that ‘did not exist’ suggests possible fraud

‘The big lie was also the big rip-off,’ says Democrat Zoe Lofgren after January 6 committee appears to make case for fundraising fraud

www.theguardian.com

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[bluzman61]

ANOTHER dumb thread thanks to Fort Fun. The idiocy never stops.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

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Trump supporter who is terrified of the topic ^^

 

[Rambunctious]

possibly....​

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

He's not President but you should impeach him again. That would show us who's boss.

And another ^^

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

possibly....​

And another ^^

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

They are so terrified of having conflicting thoughts about their political demagogue, they can't even bring themselves to read the article or discuss the material.

 

[Rambunctious]

Fort Fun Indiana possibly robbed a bank yesterday...
See how easy that is?....

 

[Rambunctious]

They are so terrified of having conflicting thoughts about their political demagogue, they can't even bring themselves to read the article or discuss the material.

It says POSSIBLY... Why waste our time with that shit?....

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Fort Fun Indiana possibly robbed a bank yesterday...
See how easy that is?....

Yes, now post your image of him doing it and the testimony by his aides under oath that he did it.

Oops, suddenly not so easy.

You are terrified of the material.

 

[progressive hunter]

It appears that Trump abused the power of his office to commit fraud by soliciting $250 million for a fund that did not exist.

The money was sent, among othe places, to the Trump business properties as well as Trump’s own Save America political action committee.

Trump’s raising of $250m for fund that ‘did not exist’ suggests possible fraud

‘The big lie was also the big rip-off,’ says Democrat Zoe Lofgren after January 6 committee appears to make case for fundraising fraud

www.theguardian.com