Senators overseeing impeachment trial got campaign cash from Trump legal team members

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Some members of President Donald Trump’s impeachment defense team are campaign donors to jurors in the Senate.



Former independent counsels Ken Starr and Robert Ray, who investigated then-President Bill Clinton around the time of his impeachment, each made large campaign contributions to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell(R-Ky.) last year before joining Trump’s legal team.

Starr, who on Monday lambastedwhat he called the “age of impeachment” before the Senate, gave $2,800 to McConnell in July 2019. Just after House Democrats launched an impeachment inquiry in September, Ray gave McConnell $5,600, the maximum allowed for the primary and general elections.

Among Starr’s other political contributions, he gave $2,700 to Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) in 2017. Graham has emerged as one of Trump’s staunchest allies in the Senate, but he indicated Monday he’s interested in seeing what Bolton wrote in the manuscript.

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Damn I wonder why Mitt Romney didn't get any cash.
 
Anything it takes to deny the dems another chance at fucking up our nation....
 
Some members of President Donald Trump’s impeachment defense team are campaign donors to jurors in the Senate.



Former independent counsels Ken Starr and Robert Ray, who investigated then-President Bill Clinton around the time of his impeachment, each made large campaign contributions to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell(R-Ky.) last year before joining Trump’s legal team.

Starr, who on Monday lambastedwhat he called the “age of impeachment” before the Senate, gave $2,800 to McConnell in July 2019. Just after House Democrats launched an impeachment inquiry in September, Ray gave McConnell $5,600, the maximum allowed for the primary and general elections.

Among Starr’s other political contributions, he gave $2,700 to Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) in 2017. Graham has emerged as one of Trump’s staunchest allies in the Senate, but he indicated Monday he’s interested in seeing what Bolton wrote in the manuscript.

OpenSecrets

Damn I wonder why Mitt Romney didn't get any cash.
Sounds like a job for mueller...j/k:abgg2q.jpg:
 
Some members of President Donald Trump’s impeachment defense team are campaign donors to jurors in the Senate.



Former independent counsels Ken Starr and Robert Ray, who investigated then-President Bill Clinton around the time of his impeachment, each made large campaign contributions to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell(R-Ky.) last year before joining Trump’s legal team.

Starr, who on Monday lambastedwhat he called the “age of impeachment” before the Senate, gave $2,800 to McConnell in July 2019. Just after House Democrats launched an impeachment inquiry in September, Ray gave McConnell $5,600, the maximum allowed for the primary and general elections.

Among Starr’s other political contributions, he gave $2,700 to Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) in 2017. Graham has emerged as one of Trump’s staunchest allies in the Senate, but he indicated Monday he’s interested in seeing what Bolton wrote in the manuscript.

OpenSecrets

Damn I wonder why Mitt Romney didn't get any cash.
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Some members of President Donald Trump’s impeachment defense team are campaign donors to jurors in the Senate.



Former independent counsels Ken Starr and Robert Ray, who investigated then-President Bill Clinton around the time of his impeachment, each made large campaign contributions to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell(R-Ky.) last year before joining Trump’s legal team.

Starr, who on Monday lambastedwhat he called the “age of impeachment” before the Senate, gave $2,800 to McConnell in July 2019. Just after House Democrats launched an impeachment inquiry in September, Ray gave McConnell $5,600, the maximum allowed for the primary and general elections.

Among Starr’s other political contributions, he gave $2,700 to Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) in 2017. Graham has emerged as one of Trump’s staunchest allies in the Senate, but he indicated Monday he’s interested in seeing what Bolton wrote in the manuscript.

OpenSecrets

Damn I wonder why Mitt Romney didn't get any cash.
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The donations they got were legal and before the trial....but here is something that Trumpers will be twisting themselves into pretzels to deflect from....

Ask Trumpers who is Pam Bondi and why is she on the legal team??

She will be the same Pam Bondi who while working as Attorney General in Florida -- dropped a fraud case against Trump university after she received a $25,000 campaign contribution from Trump....

You remember Trump university?? -- The scam college that Trump was ordered to shut down and pay a 25 million dollar fine for....but Pam dropped that case?? and now she is defending him in the impeachment trial?? Adorable...


Why the Trump Foundation's Pam Bondi Scandal Isn't Going Away
 
Some members of President Donald Trump’s impeachment defense team are campaign donors to jurors in the Senate.



Former independent counsels Ken Starr and Robert Ray, who investigated then-President Bill Clinton around the time of his impeachment, each made large campaign contributions to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell(R-Ky.) last year before joining Trump’s legal team.

Starr, who on Monday lambastedwhat he called the “age of impeachment” before the Senate, gave $2,800 to McConnell in July 2019. Just after House Democrats launched an impeachment inquiry in September, Ray gave McConnell $5,600, the maximum allowed for the primary and general elections.

Among Starr’s other political contributions, he gave $2,700 to Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) in 2017. Graham has emerged as one of Trump’s staunchest allies in the Senate, but he indicated Monday he’s interested in seeing what Bolton wrote in the manuscript.

OpenSecrets

Damn I wonder why Mitt Romney didn't get any cash.






Holy shit batman! Politicians donate to other politicians! Who knew!


Ummmmmm, anyonevwith a brain knew that.

Which leaves you out yet again
 
Oh my goodness well stop the presses as finally the smoking gun has arrived
Lawdy Miss Tawdy as all Republican senators And Trump will now be impeached over the next 20 years.
 
Some members of President Donald Trump’s impeachment defense team are campaign donors to jurors in the Senate.



Former independent counsels Ken Starr and Robert Ray, who investigated then-President Bill Clinton around the time of his impeachment, each made large campaign contributions to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell(R-Ky.) last year before joining Trump’s legal team.

Starr, who on Monday lambastedwhat he called the “age of impeachment” before the Senate, gave $2,800 to McConnell in July 2019. Just after House Democrats launched an impeachment inquiry in September, Ray gave McConnell $5,600, the maximum allowed for the primary and general elections.

Among Starr’s other political contributions, he gave $2,700 to Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) in 2017. Graham has emerged as one of Trump’s staunchest allies in the Senate, but he indicated Monday he’s interested in seeing what Bolton wrote in the manuscript.

OpenSecrets

Damn I wonder why Mitt Romney didn't get any cash.






Holy shit batman! Politicians donate to other politicians! Who knew!


Ummmmmm, anyonevwith a brain knew that.

Which leaves you out yet again

Come on Westfall that's the Trump Humpers excuse "He did it".
 
Some members of President Donald Trump’s impeachment defense team are campaign donors to jurors in the Senate.



Former independent counsels Ken Starr and Robert Ray, who investigated then-President Bill Clinton around the time of his impeachment, each made large campaign contributions to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell(R-Ky.) last year before joining Trump’s legal team.

Starr, who on Monday lambastedwhat he called the “age of impeachment” before the Senate, gave $2,800 to McConnell in July 2019. Just after House Democrats launched an impeachment inquiry in September, Ray gave McConnell $5,600, the maximum allowed for the primary and general elections.

Among Starr’s other political contributions, he gave $2,700 to Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) in 2017. Graham has emerged as one of Trump’s staunchest allies in the Senate, but he indicated Monday he’s interested in seeing what Bolton wrote in the manuscript.

OpenSecrets

Damn I wonder why Mitt Romney didn't get any cash.
Ken Starr is a Republican. He has been on Fox news several times commenting on certain topics. He has been supporting the Republican party before Bill Clinton. Do you think that Pres.Trump should put Hillary Clinton on his legal defense team instead of Starr? Maybe the reason why he didn't hired Hillary because she is a woman. And why in the hell has nobody gave to Roger Stone legal defense?
 

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