Trump’s new acting AG is just as shady about his finances as his boss

[TheMoreYouKnow]

Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker released his financial disclosure form, and it shows a big paycheck from a dark money group and possible Hatch Act violations.

Late Tuesday, Trump’s acting attorney general, Matthew Whitaker, finally released his financial disclosure form. While it is a pretty sparse document, what does appear there says a lot about Whitaker — and it’s not good.

First, it was difficult to even get Whitaker to release the form. Two weeks ago, when his appointment was first announced, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) asked to see his previous disclosures. As disclosure forms are public, that should have happened right away.

Instead, he revised the forms five times in those two weeks. It isn’t quite as bad as Jared Kushner revising his disclosure forms over 40 times, but it still isn’t great.


Next, the form shows that over the last three years, Whitaker raked in $1.2 million from a dark money group, the Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT). FACT won’t reveal the source of its funding but says its goal is to “expose unethical conduct by public officials.”

#FakePresident with his fake administration.

 

[Oddball]

Got anything more that innuendo and guilt-through-association?

 

[miketx]

Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker released his financial disclosure form, and it shows a big paycheck from a dark money group and possible Hatch Act violations.

Late Tuesday, Trump’s acting attorney general, Matthew Whitaker, finally released his financial disclosure form. While it is a pretty sparse document, what does appear there says a lot about Whitaker — and it’s not good.

First, it was difficult to even get Whitaker to release the form. Two weeks ago, when his appointment was first announced, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) asked to see his previous disclosures. As disclosure forms are public, that should have happened right away.

Instead, he revised the forms five times in those two weeks. It isn’t quite as bad as Jared Kushner revising his disclosure forms over 40 times, but it still isn’t great.


Next, the form shows that over the last three years, Whitaker raked in $1.2 million from a dark money group, the Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT). FACT won’t reveal the source of its funding but says its goal is to “expose unethical conduct by public officials.”

#FakePresident with his fake administration.

Good, this is why I voted for him.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker released his financial disclosure form, and it shows a big paycheck from a dark money group and possible Hatch Act violations.

Late Tuesday, Trump’s acting attorney general, Matthew Whitaker, finally released his financial disclosure form. While it is a pretty sparse document, what does appear there says a lot about Whitaker — and it’s not good.

First, it was difficult to even get Whitaker to release the form. Two weeks ago, when his appointment was first announced, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) asked to see his previous disclosures. As disclosure forms are public, that should have happened right away.

Instead, he revised the forms five times in those two weeks. It isn’t quite as bad as Jared Kushner revising his disclosure forms over 40 times, but it still isn’t great.


Next, the form shows that over the last three years, Whitaker raked in $1.2 million from a dark money group, the Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT). FACT won’t reveal the source of its funding but says its goal is to “expose unethical conduct by public officials.”

#FakePresident with his fake administration.

Of course he is. he is a conman and a fraud. In the eyes of a criminal fraud like trump, these are actually qualifications.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

At least Trump is consistent at being corrupt.

 

[BluesLegend]

Whitaker raked in $1.2 million from a dark money group

The Clintons raked in $2 BILLION in pay to play schemes

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Hes a lad isnt he ?

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

When you hire a bank for your personal needs do you demand to see the bank managers personal finances? How bout when you hire a doctor? A lawyer? A home builder? An accounting firm? The Mexican that mows your lawn? The daycare that watches your child? And so on.....


No?

Then why the fuck do politicians have to share their finances with you? Half of the positions I listed above are just as important as some random politician that you happen to be on the opposite political spectrum of.

Bunch of do nothing crybabies

 

[harmonica]

he's such a bad guy