The panting thing was questionable, but he contributed all the money, so who did he steal from?
After the election in November, the Trump Foundation
admitted to violating a legal prohibition on "self-dealing," or using money meant for a nonprofit to benefit its leader.
Eric Trump Foundation golf invitational in 2007, has always maintained that he is able to hold the event on Trump Organization courses free of charge, and that much of the food, drinks, entertainment and equipment is either comped or paid for by sponsors,expenses averaged around $50,000 for each of its first four years.
Eric's charity golf tournament started raising a substantial amount of money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, which specializes in pediatric cancer, Trump began charging for the use of Trump Organization golf courses, and, ultimately, funneling the money the tournament raised into other charities that benefited Trump's business interests.
Then, in 2011, the cost rose to $142,000. This was allegedly because Trump learned that the course was being used without charge.
He said, 'I don't care if it's my son or not—everybody gets billed.'
Trump then essentially laundered money through the tournament by having his foundation donate to his son, in order to cover the event fees that the Trump Organization was now being paid.
He didn't steal anything, moron. He simply didn't make the payout. The money was his to begin with.
Sure, nut job.
When he used $100,000 of the Trump Foundation’s money—which was raised
almost entirely from other people—to settle an ordinance dispute that his Mar-a-Lago club/vacation home.
That's stealing, moron.
The $157,820 thing was over using the Trump Foundation name in Trump campaign promotional materials. That didn't involve any "stealing."
Promotion 'materials'? LOL.
These are trivial technicalities. They are mostly nuisance lawsuit filed by politically motivated apparatchiks of the Democrat party. All they show is what utter douchebags progs are.
As Trump has been in 3500 to 4000 lawsuits just during his grifting days before he was installed as president.