Gift of Qatar jet was not their idea

[struth]

Just think if we didn't have Reaganflation and Reaganrecessions...Neither one has anything to do with an illegal gift to a president.

Regan dropped inflation., drastically and created a massive boom

 

[TimFitz]

"The plane boss, the plane". Is that all the crazy TDS left has these days?

It was the largest bribe in the history of the world. That's hardly "all".

And you cheered for the outright corruption.

 

[TimFitz]

Yep. Conservatives need to keep calling out the leftwingers on their BS by making them be specific in their claims. The plane will go to his library after he is out of office in 2032.

Which means it will go to Donald Trump. The biggest bribe in history.

And the Arabs already decorated it in Trump's favorite cathouse baroque.

 

[TimFitz]

Yep. Conservatives need to keep calling out the leftwingers on their BS by making them be specific in their claims. The plane will go to his library after he is out of office in 2032.

Demanding a higher standard that you even even attempted to meet!

 

[struth]

Just think how much cheaper he would have been had Derp Fuhrer hadn't held up the original delivery in order to make changes that he dreamed up, while telling his fool base that he was negotiating a "better" deal.

When was the plane died suppose to be delivered?

Did he order the changes?

 

[Paradoxical#1]

Stay in you little Fox/X bubble! You obviously want to be safe from unwanted facts.

Are you an MSNBS viewer then, or do you follow sour Don Lemon and Joyless Reid on YouTube

 

[Paradoxical#1]

Which means it will go to Donald Trump. The biggest bribe in history.

And the Arabs already decorated it in Trump's favorite cathouse baroque.

Wah1 Wah! uh uh....WAH~~~

 

[Paradoxical#1]

Demanding a higher standard that you even even attempted to meet!

Wassamada Tom Fitz? Don't like having to back up claims?

 

[TimFitz]

When was the plane died suppose to be delivered?

Did he order the changes?

The planes were originally supposed to be delivered in 2017 or 2018.

But Trump made a big noise about demonstrating his "deal making powers" by big footing the entire process and spending months going back and forth demanding changes. He was still at it in 2019.

 

[TimFitz]

Wassamada Tom Fitz? Don't like having to back up claims?

Don't need to back up well known news. Trump solicited and recieved the biggest outright bribe in world history.

He then arranged that a gift to the United States become a gift to him after his term.

There is hardly anything more flagrantly corrupt than that, although I'm sure Trump is thinking of something.

 

[struth]

The planes were originally supposed to be delivered in 2017 or 2018.

But Trump made a big noise about demonstrating his "deal making powers" by big footing the entire process and spending months going back and forth demanding changes. He was still at it in 2019.

So why weren't they delivered in , 2021, 2022, or 2023?

 

[Paradoxical#1]

Don't need to back up well known news. Trump solicited and recieved the biggest outright bribe in world history.

He then arranged that a gift to the United States become a gift to him after his term.

There is hardly anything more flagrantly corrupt than that, although I'm sure Trump is thinking of something.

Hey Tom. Don't ya just love Grok? Oh, wait! You don't use AI? My bad. You really should. They give the truth, unlike the Schumer's and other far left extremists you get your daily pablum and hate speech from.

However, the Trump administration and its legal team, including Attorney General Pam Bondi and White House counsel, have argued that the arrangement is legal:

• The plane is being donated to the Department of Defense, not Trump personally, and will be used as a government asset during his term.
• The Justice Department’s analysis, reportedly drafted by the Office of Legal Counsel, concluded that the gift does not constitute bribery because it is not conditioned on any specific “official act.”
  
  The Foreign Gifts and Decorations Act allows gifts over $480 to be accepted on behalf of the U.S., with ownership retained by the government unless the recipient reimburses fair market value. The 1990 defense contributions statute may also permit the Department of Defense to accept such a gift for Air Force use