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It looks like Trump is already eyeing the 2020 election season and targeting non-profit foundations that were such a problem on social media. He is doing what it takes to consolidate his power already.
Just giving a heads up to those who are unaware.
Trump Files Early With FEC For 2020 Candidacy, Outmaneuvers Nonprofits
Trump Files Early With FEC For 2020 Candidacy, Outmaneuvers Nonprofits | Zero Hedge
Trump Files With FEC For 2020 Election Bid, Outmaneuvers Nonprofit Organizations
Trump Files With FEC For 2020 Election Bid, Outmaneuvers Nonprofit Organizations
"More importantly, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations would no longer be able to engage in “political speech” which could theoretically affect the results of the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election without running the risk of losing their nonprofit status. The move effectively bars interest groups from creating nonprofits which they could funnel money into for the purposes of opposing Trump’s initiatives. This will likely create chaos for political opponents of Trump such as George Soros, who has sunk significant amounts of money into various nonprofit groups with the intent of opposing Trump’s government. How 501(c)(3) organizations will comply with the FEC’s regulations when participating an actions which qualify as political speech remains to be seen.
The move is consistent with Trump’s campaign promises to reduce the financial influence of private special interest groups on Washington."
Just giving a heads up to those who are unaware.
Trump Files Early With FEC For 2020 Candidacy, Outmaneuvers Nonprofits
Trump Files Early With FEC For 2020 Candidacy, Outmaneuvers Nonprofits | Zero Hedge
Trump Files With FEC For 2020 Election Bid, Outmaneuvers Nonprofit Organizations
Trump Files With FEC For 2020 Election Bid, Outmaneuvers Nonprofit Organizations
"More importantly, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations would no longer be able to engage in “political speech” which could theoretically affect the results of the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election without running the risk of losing their nonprofit status. The move effectively bars interest groups from creating nonprofits which they could funnel money into for the purposes of opposing Trump’s initiatives. This will likely create chaos for political opponents of Trump such as George Soros, who has sunk significant amounts of money into various nonprofit groups with the intent of opposing Trump’s government. How 501(c)(3) organizations will comply with the FEC’s regulations when participating an actions which qualify as political speech remains to be seen.
The move is consistent with Trump’s campaign promises to reduce the financial influence of private special interest groups on Washington."
