Chaos and Corruption

[Rye Catcher]

Corrupt Crony Capitalism at work?

Analysis: Trump's perfect storm of a Kodak deal gets new scrutiny

Analysis: The chain of events that led to the film company's $765 million deal and roller coaster stock ride is uncanny.

www.nbcnews.com

When word leaked last week that the Trump administration was lining up a $765 million loan to the hard-luck company once synonymous with photography, shares of Kodak stock skyrocketed from a little over $2 apiece to $60 apiece before settling back down.


The company's chief executive officer and a small set of insiders made hundreds of millions of dollars on paper, and possibly in cash in some cases, according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission and news reports.

 

[Rye Catcher]

Another example of the current Trump Administration to reject the guiding principle left to us in the Constitution, The Separation of Power, is under attack by the Vice President:

Pence criticizes Chief Justice Roberts, says court's future 'on the ballot in 2020'

The vice president called the chief judge “a'disappointment' to conservatives, particularly in an abortion case.

news.yahoo.com

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.--That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.

 

[Rye Catcher]

Russia and China, N. Korea and Saudi Arabia among other nations have only one Political Authority. This has been the Goal of the GOP since Gingrich and Delay led the H. or Rep. and We the People sent them packing.

It's time to protect our unalienable Rights and to alter the course set by the Trump Administration and replace the top, those in the Executive Branch and The Congress who have enriched the rich, abused the laws and sought to overpower the people with defamations, lies and violence. Otherwise we face a long and Dystopian future.

 

[Rye Catcher]

More chaos by a the corrupt and secual deviant to hit the news:

Judge nixes Trump bid to delay suit from woman alleging rape

A New York judge knocked down President Donald Trump's bid to delay a lawsuit from a woman who accused him of rape, ruling in a decision released Thursday that the presidency doesn't shield him from the case. Pointing to a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that the president isn't immune from a...

www.yahoo.com

From the Link:


"We are now eager to move forward with discovery so that we can prove that Donald Trump defamed E. Jean Carroll when he lied about her in connection with her brave decision to tell the truth about the fact that Donald Trump had sexually assaulted her,” said her lawyer, Roberta Kaplan.

Email and phone messages were sent to Trump's lawyers about the ruling.

Carroll, who was a longtime Elle magazine advice columnist until December, went public last year with an allegation that Trump raped her in a Manhattan luxury department store dressing room in the mid-1990s. She said it happened after they ran into each other and bantered about trying on a bodysuit.

Trump said Carroll was “totally lying” to sell a memoir and that he’d never met her, though a 1987 photo showed them and their then-spouses at a social event. He said it just captured a moment when he was standing in a line.

 

[Correll]

Well, the swamp is still there and has become more toxic than any White House of Political Party in our lifetime.

Not really. Corruption is part and parcel to the District of Criminals from BOTH Party's- can you say Solyndra?

Almost exactly four years after solar panel startup Solyndra filed for bankruptcy, the ghost of the company has now risen again, for seemingly the umpteenth time. And no it wasn’t from another awkward Republican Presidential debate.
This time the haunting is in the form of a report from the Inspector General’s Office, which after more than four years of investigation, concluded that Solyndra officials used inaccurate information to mislead the Department of Energy in its application for a $535 million loan guarantee. The report also found that there were shortcomings with the DOE’s process of managing and approving the loan guarantee to Solyndra.

Why the Solyndra mistake is still important to remember

View attachment 371079

Well, the swamp is still there and has become more toxic than any White House of Political Party in our lifetime.

Not really. Corruption is part and parcel to the District of Criminals from BOTH Party's- can you say Solyndra?

Almost exactly four years after solar panel startup Solyndra filed for bankruptcy, the ghost of the company has now risen again, for seemingly the umpteenth time. And no it wasn’t from another awkward Republican Presidential debate.
This time the haunting is in the form of a report from the Inspector General’s Office, which after more than four years of investigation, concluded that Solyndra officials used inaccurate information to mislead the Department of Energy in its application for a $535 million loan guarantee. The report also found that there were shortcomings with the DOE’s process of managing and approving the loan guarantee to Solyndra.

Why the Solyndra mistake is still important to remember

View attachment 371079

Nice try bozo, the sad fact is 700 million was given to a trucking company which was also 100 million in the red; "That company, YRC Worldwide, had lost more than $100 million in 2019 and was being sued by the Justice Department over claims it defrauded the federal government for a seven-year period. But six weeks after the hearing, YRC received a bailout from the Treasury Department — a $700 million loan in exchange for a 30% stake in the business. The company’s stock price soared 74%, although it has come down since."

So Mnuchin has purchased a failing truck company for $165,000 dollars. That's a great investment, and I wonder why you whine about a mistake vis a vis a clear example of a swamp critter squandering taxpayer money.

sounds like they were trying to prevent the company from going under, probably to save jobs.


what part of this offends you?

 

[Rye Catcher]

Well, the swamp is still there and has become more toxic than any White House of Political Party in our lifetime.

Not really. Corruption is part and parcel to the District of Criminals from BOTH Party's- can you say Solyndra?

Almost exactly four years after solar panel startup Solyndra filed for bankruptcy, the ghost of the company has now risen again, for seemingly the umpteenth time. And no it wasn’t from another awkward Republican Presidential debate.
This time the haunting is in the form of a report from the Inspector General’s Office, which after more than four years of investigation, concluded that Solyndra officials used inaccurate information to mislead the Department of Energy in its application for a $535 million loan guarantee. The report also found that there were shortcomings with the DOE’s process of managing and approving the loan guarantee to Solyndra.

Why the Solyndra mistake is still important to remember

View attachment 371079

Well, the swamp is still there and has become more toxic than any White House of Political Party in our lifetime.

Not really. Corruption is part and parcel to the District of Criminals from BOTH Party's- can you say Solyndra?

Almost exactly four years after solar panel startup Solyndra filed for bankruptcy, the ghost of the company has now risen again, for seemingly the umpteenth time. And no it wasn’t from another awkward Republican Presidential debate.
This time the haunting is in the form of a report from the Inspector General’s Office, which after more than four years of investigation, concluded that Solyndra officials used inaccurate information to mislead the Department of Energy in its application for a $535 million loan guarantee. The report also found that there were shortcomings with the DOE’s process of managing and approving the loan guarantee to Solyndra.

Why the Solyndra mistake is still important to remember

View attachment 371079

Nice try bozo, the sad fact is 700 million was given to a trucking company which was also 100 million in the red; "That company, YRC Worldwide, had lost more than $100 million in 2019 and was being sued by the Justice Department over claims it defrauded the federal government for a seven-year period. But six weeks after the hearing, YRC received a bailout from the Treasury Department — a $700 million loan in exchange for a 30% stake in the business. The company’s stock price soared 74%, although it has come down since."

So Mnuchin has purchased a failing truck company for $165,000 dollars. That's a great investment, and I wonder why you whine about a mistake vis a vis a clear example of a swamp critter squandering taxpayer money.

sounds like they were trying to prevent the company from going under, probably to save jobs.


what part of this offends you?

Crony Capitalism. How many small restaurants have gone under along with their employees? 700 Million Dollars to one company seems to odd and crooked to me.

 

[Correll]

Well, the swamp is still there and has become more toxic than any White House of Political Party in our lifetime.

Not really. Corruption is part and parcel to the District of Criminals from BOTH Party's- can you say Solyndra?

Almost exactly four years after solar panel startup Solyndra filed for bankruptcy, the ghost of the company has now risen again, for seemingly the umpteenth time. And no it wasn’t from another awkward Republican Presidential debate.
This time the haunting is in the form of a report from the Inspector General’s Office, which after more than four years of investigation, concluded that Solyndra officials used inaccurate information to mislead the Department of Energy in its application for a $535 million loan guarantee. The report also found that there were shortcomings with the DOE’s process of managing and approving the loan guarantee to Solyndra.

Why the Solyndra mistake is still important to remember

View attachment 371079

Well, the swamp is still there and has become more toxic than any White House of Political Party in our lifetime.

Not really. Corruption is part and parcel to the District of Criminals from BOTH Party's- can you say Solyndra?

Almost exactly four years after solar panel startup Solyndra filed for bankruptcy, the ghost of the company has now risen again, for seemingly the umpteenth time. And no it wasn’t from another awkward Republican Presidential debate.
This time the haunting is in the form of a report from the Inspector General’s Office, which after more than four years of investigation, concluded that Solyndra officials used inaccurate information to mislead the Department of Energy in its application for a $535 million loan guarantee. The report also found that there were shortcomings with the DOE’s process of managing and approving the loan guarantee to Solyndra.

Why the Solyndra mistake is still important to remember

View attachment 371079

Nice try bozo, the sad fact is 700 million was given to a trucking company which was also 100 million in the red; "That company, YRC Worldwide, had lost more than $100 million in 2019 and was being sued by the Justice Department over claims it defrauded the federal government for a seven-year period. But six weeks after the hearing, YRC received a bailout from the Treasury Department — a $700 million loan in exchange for a 30% stake in the business. The company’s stock price soared 74%, although it has come down since."

So Mnuchin has purchased a failing truck company for $165,000 dollars. That's a great investment, and I wonder why you whine about a mistake vis a vis a clear example of a swamp critter squandering taxpayer money.

sounds like they were trying to prevent the company from going under, probably to save jobs.


what part of this offends you?

Crony Capitalism. How many small restaurants have gone under along with their employees? 700 Million Dollars to one company seems to odd and crooked to me.

bigger company gets more attention, is not crony capitalism.


that is a inherent flaw in the idea of government intervention like this.


i ask again, what part of this offends you?

oh wait, is this just ORANGE MAN BAD?


you don't care whether it is valid, just throwing shit out there, to create the illusion that where there is smoke there must be fire?

 

[Rye Catcher]

Looks lie Chaos has come full circle and bite dumb donald where it hurts, his pocket book:

Trump antagonizes GOP megadonor Adelson in heated phone call

Trump chided the Las Vegas mogul — a financial linchpin of his reelection effort — for not spending more. And now, he might not.

www.politico.com

From the LINK:

When President Donald Trump connected by phone last week with Republican megadonor Sheldon Adelson — perhaps the only person in the party who can cut a nine-figure check to aid his reelection — the phone call unexpectedly turned contentious.

The 87-year-old casino mogul had reached out to Trump to talk about the coronavirus relief bill and the economy. But then Trump brought the conversation around to the campaign and confronted Adelson about why he wasn’t doing more to bolster his reelection, according to three people with direct knowledge of the call. One of the people said it was apparent the president had no idea how much Adelson, who’s donated tens of millions of dollars to pro-Trump efforts over the years, had helped him. Adelson chose not to come back at Trump.


The president needs the money. With less than three months until the election, he is overwhelmed by a flood of liberal super PAC spending that his party has failed to match. Since this spring, outside groups supporting Joe Biden have outspent their pro-Trump counterparts nearly 3-to-1, an influx that’s helped to erase the president’s longstanding financial advantage.

Now, Republican leaders are pleading to billionaires for help. Trump advisers are pining for new outside groups to form, and the White House is growing anxious to see what Adelson, who has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into Republican super PACs over the past decade, will do.

One more example of why we need campaign finance reform.

 

[Correll]

Looks lie Chaos has come full circle and bite dumb donald where it hurts, his pocket book:

Trump antagonizes GOP megadonor Adelson in heated phone call

Trump chided the Las Vegas mogul — a financial linchpin of his reelection effort — for not spending more. And now, he might not.

www.politico.com

From the LINK:

When President Donald Trump connected by phone last week with Republican megadonor Sheldon Adelson — perhaps the only person in the party who can cut a nine-figure check to aid his reelection — the phone call unexpectedly turned contentious.

The 87-year-old casino mogul had reached out to Trump to talk about the coronavirus relief bill and the economy. But then Trump brought the conversation around to the campaign and confronted Adelson about why he wasn’t doing more to bolster his reelection, according to three people with direct knowledge of the call. One of the people said it was apparent the president had no idea how much Adelson, who’s donated tens of millions of dollars to pro-Trump efforts over the years, had helped him. Adelson chose not to come back at Trump.


The president needs the money. With less than three months until the election, he is overwhelmed by a flood of liberal super PAC spending that his party has failed to match. Since this spring, outside groups supporting Joe Biden have outspent their pro-Trump counterparts nearly 3-to-1, an influx that’s helped to erase the president’s longstanding financial advantage.

Now, Republican leaders are pleading to billionaires for help. Trump advisers are pining for new outside groups to form, and the White House is growing anxious to see what Adelson, who has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into Republican super PACs over the past decade, will do.

One more example of why we need campaign finance reform.

i'm not following your logic.


you are implying what? that "chaos" has convinced donors to not donate?


and to bolster that you offer the fact that trump is being outspent by dems?


you've done nothing to connect those dots. nothing.

 

[Rye Catcher]

Well, the swamp is still there and has become more toxic than any White House of Political Party in our lifetime.

Not really. Corruption is part and parcel to the District of Criminals from BOTH Party's- can you say Solyndra?

Almost exactly four years after solar panel startup Solyndra filed for bankruptcy, the ghost of the company has now risen again, for seemingly the umpteenth time. And no it wasn’t from another awkward Republican Presidential debate.
This time the haunting is in the form of a report from the Inspector General’s Office, which after more than four years of investigation, concluded that Solyndra officials used inaccurate information to mislead the Department of Energy in its application for a $535 million loan guarantee. The report also found that there were shortcomings with the DOE’s process of managing and approving the loan guarantee to Solyndra.

Why the Solyndra mistake is still important to remember

View attachment 371079

Well, the swamp is still there and has become more toxic than any White House of Political Party in our lifetime.

Not really. Corruption is part and parcel to the District of Criminals from BOTH Party's- can you say Solyndra?

Almost exactly four years after solar panel startup Solyndra filed for bankruptcy, the ghost of the company has now risen again, for seemingly the umpteenth time. And no it wasn’t from another awkward Republican Presidential debate.
This time the haunting is in the form of a report from the Inspector General’s Office, which after more than four years of investigation, concluded that Solyndra officials used inaccurate information to mislead the Department of Energy in its application for a $535 million loan guarantee. The report also found that there were shortcomings with the DOE’s process of managing and approving the loan guarantee to Solyndra.

Why the Solyndra mistake is still important to remember

View attachment 371079

Nice try bozo, the sad fact is 700 million was given to a trucking company which was also 100 million in the red; "That company, YRC Worldwide, had lost more than $100 million in 2019 and was being sued by the Justice Department over claims it defrauded the federal government for a seven-year period. But six weeks after the hearing, YRC received a bailout from the Treasury Department — a $700 million loan in exchange for a 30% stake in the business. The company’s stock price soared 74%, although it has come down since."

So Mnuchin has purchased a failing truck company for $165,000 dollars. That's a great investment, and I wonder why you whine about a mistake vis a vis a clear example of a swamp critter squandering taxpayer money.

sounds like they were trying to prevent the company from going under, probably to save jobs.


what part of this offends you?

Crony Capitalism. How many small restaurants have gone under along with their employees? 700 Million Dollars to one company seems to odd and crooked to me.

bigger company gets more attention, is not crony capitalism.


that is a inherent flaw in the idea of government intervention like this.


i ask again, what part of this offends you?

oh wait, is this just ORANGE MAN BAD?


you don't care whether it is valid, just throwing shit out there, to create the illusion that where there is smoke there must be fire?

Size matters? How many drivers were laid off vis a vis the hundred of thousand restaurant employees?

BTW, Orange Man ain't only bad, he's evil, he is also mentally, emotionally and intellectually unfit to be POTUS, or to hold any office of Trust.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

This thread seems to have no purpose other than flinging monkey poop every which way. Is it about the Trucking company, the Corona Virus or the President of the United States of America?

 

[Correll]

Well, the swamp is still there and has become more toxic than any White House of Political Party in our lifetime.

Not really. Corruption is part and parcel to the District of Criminals from BOTH Party's- can you say Solyndra?

Almost exactly four years after solar panel startup Solyndra filed for bankruptcy, the ghost of the company has now risen again, for seemingly the umpteenth time. And no it wasn’t from another awkward Republican Presidential debate.
This time the haunting is in the form of a report from the Inspector General’s Office, which after more than four years of investigation, concluded that Solyndra officials used inaccurate information to mislead the Department of Energy in its application for a $535 million loan guarantee. The report also found that there were shortcomings with the DOE’s process of managing and approving the loan guarantee to Solyndra.

Why the Solyndra mistake is still important to remember

View attachment 371079

Well, the swamp is still there and has become more toxic than any White House of Political Party in our lifetime.

Not really. Corruption is part and parcel to the District of Criminals from BOTH Party's- can you say Solyndra?

Almost exactly four years after solar panel startup Solyndra filed for bankruptcy, the ghost of the company has now risen again, for seemingly the umpteenth time. And no it wasn’t from another awkward Republican Presidential debate.
This time the haunting is in the form of a report from the Inspector General’s Office, which after more than four years of investigation, concluded that Solyndra officials used inaccurate information to mislead the Department of Energy in its application for a $535 million loan guarantee. The report also found that there were shortcomings with the DOE’s process of managing and approving the loan guarantee to Solyndra.

Why the Solyndra mistake is still important to remember

View attachment 371079

Nice try bozo, the sad fact is 700 million was given to a trucking company which was also 100 million in the red; "That company, YRC Worldwide, had lost more than $100 million in 2019 and was being sued by the Justice Department over claims it defrauded the federal government for a seven-year period. But six weeks after the hearing, YRC received a bailout from the Treasury Department — a $700 million loan in exchange for a 30% stake in the business. The company’s stock price soared 74%, although it has come down since."

So Mnuchin has purchased a failing truck company for $165,000 dollars. That's a great investment, and I wonder why you whine about a mistake vis a vis a clear example of a swamp critter squandering taxpayer money.

sounds like they were trying to prevent the company from going under, probably to save jobs.


what part of this offends you?

Crony Capitalism. How many small restaurants have gone under along with their employees? 700 Million Dollars to one company seems to odd and crooked to me.

bigger company gets more attention, is not crony capitalism.


that is a inherent flaw in the idea of government intervention like this.


i ask again, what part of this offends you?

oh wait, is this just ORANGE MAN BAD?


you don't care whether it is valid, just throwing shit out there, to create the illusion that where there is smoke there must be fire?

Size matters? How many drivers were laid off vis a vis the hundred of thousand restaurant employees?

BTW, Orange Man ain't only bad, he's evil, he is also mentally, emotionally and intellectually unfit to be POTUS, or to hold any office of Trust.

correct. size matters. a couple of hundred in a single lump gets more attention that thousands spread though out hundreds of businesses.

it is an inherent flaw in the concept of government intervention.


orange man bad, but all you have in your op to support that idea, is a complaint that is more about the weakness of the concept of government intervention, than anything trump is responsible for.


your weak support of your premise, makes it look like it might be completely wrong.


hey! what do you think about a mayor ordering the police to stand down, so that violent mobs can wage war against the federal government?


that seems more of a scandal than a trucking company being bailed out.


you upset about that? or is that "different" because of "Reasons"?

 

[Rye Catcher]

Looks lie Chaos has come full circle and bite dumb donald where it hurts, his pocket book:

Trump antagonizes GOP megadonor Adelson in heated phone call

Trump chided the Las Vegas mogul — a financial linchpin of his reelection effort — for not spending more. And now, he might not.

www.politico.com

From the LINK:

When President Donald Trump connected by phone last week with Republican megadonor Sheldon Adelson — perhaps the only person in the party who can cut a nine-figure check to aid his reelection — the phone call unexpectedly turned contentious.

The 87-year-old casino mogul had reached out to Trump to talk about the coronavirus relief bill and the economy. But then Trump brought the conversation around to the campaign and confronted Adelson about why he wasn’t doing more to bolster his reelection, according to three people with direct knowledge of the call. One of the people said it was apparent the president had no idea how much Adelson, who’s donated tens of millions of dollars to pro-Trump efforts over the years, had helped him. Adelson chose not to come back at Trump.


The president needs the money. With less than three months until the election, he is overwhelmed by a flood of liberal super PAC spending that his party has failed to match. Since this spring, outside groups supporting Joe Biden have outspent their pro-Trump counterparts nearly 3-to-1, an influx that’s helped to erase the president’s longstanding financial advantage.

Now, Republican leaders are pleading to billionaires for help. Trump advisers are pining for new outside groups to form, and the White House is growing anxious to see what Adelson, who has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into Republican super PACs over the past decade, will do.

One more example of why we need campaign finance reform.

i'm not following your logic.


you are implying what? that "chaos" has convinced donors to not donate?


and to bolster that you offer the fact that trump is being outspent by dems?


you've done nothing to connect those dots. nothing.

You've missed the point. Chaos within Republican leadership is spelled out in this paragraph:
"Now, Republican leaders are pleading to billionaires for help. Trump advisers are pining for new outside groups to form, and the White House is growing anxious to see what Adelson, who has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into Republican super PACs over the past decade, will do."

Dots connected, all because dumb donald may have killed his golden goose.

 

[Correll]

Looks lie Chaos has come full circle and bite dumb donald where it hurts, his pocket book:

Trump antagonizes GOP megadonor Adelson in heated phone call

Trump chided the Las Vegas mogul — a financial linchpin of his reelection effort — for not spending more. And now, he might not.

www.politico.com

From the LINK:

When President Donald Trump connected by phone last week with Republican megadonor Sheldon Adelson — perhaps the only person in the party who can cut a nine-figure check to aid his reelection — the phone call unexpectedly turned contentious.

The 87-year-old casino mogul had reached out to Trump to talk about the coronavirus relief bill and the economy. But then Trump brought the conversation around to the campaign and confronted Adelson about why he wasn’t doing more to bolster his reelection, according to three people with direct knowledge of the call. One of the people said it was apparent the president had no idea how much Adelson, who’s donated tens of millions of dollars to pro-Trump efforts over the years, had helped him. Adelson chose not to come back at Trump.


The president needs the money. With less than three months until the election, he is overwhelmed by a flood of liberal super PAC spending that his party has failed to match. Since this spring, outside groups supporting Joe Biden have outspent their pro-Trump counterparts nearly 3-to-1, an influx that’s helped to erase the president’s longstanding financial advantage.

Now, Republican leaders are pleading to billionaires for help. Trump advisers are pining for new outside groups to form, and the White House is growing anxious to see what Adelson, who has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into Republican super PACs over the past decade, will do.

One more example of why we need campaign finance reform.

i'm not following your logic.


you are implying what? that "chaos" has convinced donors to not donate?


and to bolster that you offer the fact that trump is being outspent by dems?


you've done nothing to connect those dots. nothing.

You've missed the point. Chaos within Republican leadership is spelled out in this paragraph:
"Now, Republican leaders are pleading to billionaires for help. Trump advisers are pining for new outside groups to form, and the White House is growing anxious to see what Adelson, who has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into Republican super PACs over the past decade, will do."

Dots connected, all because dumb donald may have killed his golden goose.

being outspent is not "chaos".


your attempt to support your op's claim, has utterly failed.

 

[Rye Catcher]

This thread seems to have no purpose other than flinging monkey poop every which way. Is it about the Trucking company, the Corona Virus or the President of the United States of America?

Yes it is, and don't forget about the number of women he assaulted sexually who have by now read the decision by the Federal Judge to support the allegation of E. Jean Carroll (see post #24 above).

He called all of them liar too. Orange man not only evil, his past suggests he is a sexual pervert.

 

[Rye Catcher]

Looks lie Chaos has come full circle and bite dumb donald where it hurts, his pocket book:

Trump antagonizes GOP megadonor Adelson in heated phone call

Trump chided the Las Vegas mogul — a financial linchpin of his reelection effort — for not spending more. And now, he might not.

www.politico.com

From the LINK:

When President Donald Trump connected by phone last week with Republican megadonor Sheldon Adelson — perhaps the only person in the party who can cut a nine-figure check to aid his reelection — the phone call unexpectedly turned contentious.

The 87-year-old casino mogul had reached out to Trump to talk about the coronavirus relief bill and the economy. But then Trump brought the conversation around to the campaign and confronted Adelson about why he wasn’t doing more to bolster his reelection, according to three people with direct knowledge of the call. One of the people said it was apparent the president had no idea how much Adelson, who’s donated tens of millions of dollars to pro-Trump efforts over the years, had helped him. Adelson chose not to come back at Trump.


The president needs the money. With less than three months until the election, he is overwhelmed by a flood of liberal super PAC spending that his party has failed to match. Since this spring, outside groups supporting Joe Biden have outspent their pro-Trump counterparts nearly 3-to-1, an influx that’s helped to erase the president’s longstanding financial advantage.

Now, Republican leaders are pleading to billionaires for help. Trump advisers are pining for new outside groups to form, and the White House is growing anxious to see what Adelson, who has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into Republican super PACs over the past decade, will do.

One more example of why we need campaign finance reform.

i'm not following your logic.


you are implying what? that "chaos" has convinced donors to not donate?


and to bolster that you offer the fact that trump is being outspent by dems?


you've done nothing to connect those dots. nothing.

You've missed the point. Chaos within Republican leadership is spelled out in this paragraph:
"Now, Republican leaders are pleading to billionaires for help. Trump advisers are pining for new outside groups to form, and the White House is growing anxious to see what Adelson, who has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into Republican super PACs over the past decade, will do."

Dots connected, all because dumb donald may have killed his golden goose.

being outspent is not "chaos".


your attempt to support your op's claim, has utterly failed.

I repeat:

You've missed the point. Chaos within Republican leadership is spelled out in this paragraph:
"Now, Republican leaders are pleading to billionaires for help. Trump advisers are pining for new outside groups to form, and the White House is growing anxious to see what Adelson, who has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into Republican super PACs over the past decade, will do."

 

[Dogmaphobe]

This thread seems to have no purpose other than flinging monkey poop every which way. Is it about the Trucking company, the Corona Virus or the President of the United States of America?

Yes it is, and don't forget about the number of women he assaulted sexually who have by now read the decision by the Federal Judge to support the allegation of E. Jean Carroll (see post #24 above).

He called all of them liar too. Orange man not only evil, his past suggests he is a sexual pervert.

Adding sexual assault to the list of subjects addressed in this monkey poop flinging little tantrum.

 

[OnePercenter]

Well, the swamp is still there and has become more toxic than any White House of Political Party in our lifetime.

Not really. Corruption is part and parcel to the District of Criminals from BOTH Party's- can you say Solyndra?

Almost exactly four years after solar panel startup Solyndra filed for bankruptcy, the ghost of the company has now risen again, for seemingly the umpteenth time. And no it wasn’t from another awkward Republican Presidential debate.
This time the haunting is in the form of a report from the Inspector General’s Office, which after more than four years of investigation, concluded that Solyndra officials used inaccurate information to mislead the Department of Energy in its application for a $535 million loan guarantee. The report also found that there were shortcomings with the DOE’s process of managing and approving the loan guarantee to Solyndra.

Why the Solyndra mistake is still important to remember

View attachment 371079

Well, the swamp is still there and has become more toxic than any White House of Political Party in our lifetime.

Not really. Corruption is part and parcel to the District of Criminals from BOTH Party's- can you say Solyndra?

Almost exactly four years after solar panel startup Solyndra filed for bankruptcy, the ghost of the company has now risen again, for seemingly the umpteenth time. And no it wasn’t from another awkward Republican Presidential debate.
This time the haunting is in the form of a report from the Inspector General’s Office, which after more than four years of investigation, concluded that Solyndra officials used inaccurate information to mislead the Department of Energy in its application for a $535 million loan guarantee. The report also found that there were shortcomings with the DOE’s process of managing and approving the loan guarantee to Solyndra.

Why the Solyndra mistake is still important to remember

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Nice try bozo, the sad fact is 700 million was given to a trucking company which was also 100 million in the red; "That company, YRC Worldwide, had lost more than $100 million in 2019 and was being sued by the Justice Department over claims it defrauded the federal government for a seven-year period. But six weeks after the hearing, YRC received a bailout from the Treasury Department — a $700 million loan in exchange for a 30% stake in the business. The company’s stock price soared 74%, although it has come down since."

So Mnuchin has purchased a failing truck company for $165,000 dollars. That's a great investment, and I wonder why you whine about a mistake vis a vis a clear example of a swamp critter squandering taxpayer money.

sounds like they were trying to prevent the company from going under, probably to save jobs.


what part of this offends you?

Crony Capitalism. How many small restaurants have gone under along with their employees? 700 Million Dollars to one company seems to odd and crooked to me.

bigger company gets more attention, is not crony capitalism.


that is a inherent flaw in the idea of government intervention like this.


i ask again, what part of this offends you?

oh wait, is this just ORANGE MAN BAD?


you don't care whether it is valid, just throwing shit out there, to create the illusion that where there is smoke there must be fire?

bigger company gets more attention, is not crony capitalism.

Sure it is. It's higher on the food chain.

 

[Correll]

Looks lie Chaos has come full circle and bite dumb donald where it hurts, his pocket book:

Trump antagonizes GOP megadonor Adelson in heated phone call

Trump chided the Las Vegas mogul — a financial linchpin of his reelection effort — for not spending more. And now, he might not.

www.politico.com

From the LINK:

When President Donald Trump connected by phone last week with Republican megadonor Sheldon Adelson — perhaps the only person in the party who can cut a nine-figure check to aid his reelection — the phone call unexpectedly turned contentious.

The 87-year-old casino mogul had reached out to Trump to talk about the coronavirus relief bill and the economy. But then Trump brought the conversation around to the campaign and confronted Adelson about why he wasn’t doing more to bolster his reelection, according to three people with direct knowledge of the call. One of the people said it was apparent the president had no idea how much Adelson, who’s donated tens of millions of dollars to pro-Trump efforts over the years, had helped him. Adelson chose not to come back at Trump.


The president needs the money. With less than three months until the election, he is overwhelmed by a flood of liberal super PAC spending that his party has failed to match. Since this spring, outside groups supporting Joe Biden have outspent their pro-Trump counterparts nearly 3-to-1, an influx that’s helped to erase the president’s longstanding financial advantage.

Now, Republican leaders are pleading to billionaires for help. Trump advisers are pining for new outside groups to form, and the White House is growing anxious to see what Adelson, who has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into Republican super PACs over the past decade, will do.

One more example of why we need campaign finance reform.

i'm not following your logic.


you are implying what? that "chaos" has convinced donors to not donate?


and to bolster that you offer the fact that trump is being outspent by dems?


you've done nothing to connect those dots. nothing.

You've missed the point. Chaos within Republican leadership is spelled out in this paragraph:
"Now, Republican leaders are pleading to billionaires for help. Trump advisers are pining for new outside groups to form, and the White House is growing anxious to see what Adelson, who has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into Republican super PACs over the past decade, will do."

Dots connected, all because dumb donald may have killed his golden goose.

being outspent is not "chaos".


your attempt to support your op's claim, has utterly failed.

I repeat:

You've missed the point. Chaos within Republican leadership is spelled out in this paragraph:
"Now, Republican leaders are pleading to billionaires for help. Trump advisers are pining for new outside groups to form, and the White House is growing anxious to see what Adelson, who has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into Republican super PACs over the past decade, will do."

no, it's not. it is not "chaos" for politicians to "pine" for money.


you are not making any sense.

 

[Correll]

Well, the swamp is still there and has become more toxic than any White House of Political Party in our lifetime.

Not really. Corruption is part and parcel to the District of Criminals from BOTH Party's- can you say Solyndra?

Almost exactly four years after solar panel startup Solyndra filed for bankruptcy, the ghost of the company has now risen again, for seemingly the umpteenth time. And no it wasn’t from another awkward Republican Presidential debate.
This time the haunting is in the form of a report from the Inspector General’s Office, which after more than four years of investigation, concluded that Solyndra officials used inaccurate information to mislead the Department of Energy in its application for a $535 million loan guarantee. The report also found that there were shortcomings with the DOE’s process of managing and approving the loan guarantee to Solyndra.

Why the Solyndra mistake is still important to remember

View attachment 371079

Well, the swamp is still there and has become more toxic than any White House of Political Party in our lifetime.

Not really. Corruption is part and parcel to the District of Criminals from BOTH Party's- can you say Solyndra?

Almost exactly four years after solar panel startup Solyndra filed for bankruptcy, the ghost of the company has now risen again, for seemingly the umpteenth time. And no it wasn’t from another awkward Republican Presidential debate.
This time the haunting is in the form of a report from the Inspector General’s Office, which after more than four years of investigation, concluded that Solyndra officials used inaccurate information to mislead the Department of Energy in its application for a $535 million loan guarantee. The report also found that there were shortcomings with the DOE’s process of managing and approving the loan guarantee to Solyndra.

Why the Solyndra mistake is still important to remember

View attachment 371079

Nice try bozo, the sad fact is 700 million was given to a trucking company which was also 100 million in the red; "That company, YRC Worldwide, had lost more than $100 million in 2019 and was being sued by the Justice Department over claims it defrauded the federal government for a seven-year period. But six weeks after the hearing, YRC received a bailout from the Treasury Department — a $700 million loan in exchange for a 30% stake in the business. The company’s stock price soared 74%, although it has come down since."

So Mnuchin has purchased a failing truck company for $165,000 dollars. That's a great investment, and I wonder why you whine about a mistake vis a vis a clear example of a swamp critter squandering taxpayer money.

sounds like they were trying to prevent the company from going under, probably to save jobs.


what part of this offends you?

Crony Capitalism. How many small restaurants have gone under along with their employees? 700 Million Dollars to one company seems to odd and crooked to me.

bigger company gets more attention, is not crony capitalism.


that is a inherent flaw in the idea of government intervention like this.


i ask again, what part of this offends you?

oh wait, is this just ORANGE MAN BAD?


you don't care whether it is valid, just throwing shit out there, to create the illusion that where there is smoke there must be fire?

bigger company gets more attention, is not crony capitalism.

Sure it is. It's higher on the food chain.

that's not what crony means. you do know that words have actual definitions, right?