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How Donald Trump retooled his charity to spend other people’s money

In tax records, the last gift from Trump was in 2008. Since then, all of the donations have been other people’s money — an arrangement that experts say is almost unheard of for a family foundation.

Trump then takes that money and generally does with it as he pleases.

In two cases, he has used money from his charity to buy himself a gift. In one of those cases — not previously reported — Trump spent $20,000 of money earmarked for charitable purposes to buy a six-foot-tall painting of himself.

Money from the Trump Foundation has also been used for political purposes, which is against the law. The Washington Post reported this month that Trump paid a penalty this year to the Internal Revenue Service for a 2013 donation in which the foundation gave $25,000 to a campaign group affiliated with Florida Attorney General Pamela Bondi (R).

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New York attorney general opens 'inquiry' into Trump Foundation

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Don't forget, Trump goes to court on Nov. 28th, 20 days after the election in a civil suit for Fraud and Racketeering. If he loses, he could open himself to criminal charges.
 
How Donald Trump retooled his charity to spend other people’s money

In tax records, the last gift from Trump was in 2008. Since then, all of the donations have been other people’s money — an arrangement that experts say is almost unheard of for a family foundation.

Trump then takes that money and generally does with it as he pleases.

In two cases, he has used money from his charity to buy himself a gift. In one of those cases — not previously reported — Trump spent $20,000 of money earmarked for charitable purposes to buy a six-foot-tall painting of himself.

Money from the Trump Foundation has also been used for political purposes, which is against the law. The Washington Post reported this month that Trump paid a penalty this year to the Internal Revenue Service for a 2013 donation in which the foundation gave $25,000 to a campaign group affiliated with Florida Attorney General Pamela Bondi (R).

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New York attorney general opens 'inquiry' into Trump Foundation

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Don't forget, Trump goes to court on Nov. 28th, 20 days after the election in a civil suit for Fraud and Racketeering. If he loses, he could open himself to criminal charges.
Socialism has the corner of the market on taking other peoples money and spending it…
 
How Donald Trump retooled his charity to spend other people’s money

In tax records, the last gift from Trump was in 2008. Since then, all of the donations have been other people’s money — an arrangement that experts say is almost unheard of for a family foundation.

Trump then takes that money and generally does with it as he pleases.

In two cases, he has used money from his charity to buy himself a gift. In one of those cases — not previously reported — Trump spent $20,000 of money earmarked for charitable purposes to buy a six-foot-tall painting of himself.

Money from the Trump Foundation has also been used for political purposes, which is against the law. The Washington Post reported this month that Trump paid a penalty this year to the Internal Revenue Service for a 2013 donation in which the foundation gave $25,000 to a campaign group affiliated with Florida Attorney General Pamela Bondi (R).

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New York attorney general opens 'inquiry' into Trump Foundation

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Don't forget, Trump goes to court on Nov. 28th, 20 days after the election in a civil suit for Fraud and Racketeering. If he loses, he could open himself to criminal charges.
Socialism has the corner of the market on taking other peoples money and spending it…
That makes Trump a socialist.
 
How Donald Trump retooled his charity to spend other people’s money

In tax records, the last gift from Trump was in 2008. Since then, all of the donations have been other people’s money — an arrangement that experts say is almost unheard of for a family foundation.

Trump then takes that money and generally does with it as he pleases.

In two cases, he has used money from his charity to buy himself a gift. In one of those cases — not previously reported — Trump spent $20,000 of money earmarked for charitable purposes to buy a six-foot-tall painting of himself.

Money from the Trump Foundation has also been used for political purposes, which is against the law. The Washington Post reported this month that Trump paid a penalty this year to the Internal Revenue Service for a 2013 donation in which the foundation gave $25,000 to a campaign group affiliated with Florida Attorney General Pamela Bondi (R).

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New York attorney general opens 'inquiry' into Trump Foundation

-----------------------

Don't forget, Trump goes to court on Nov. 28th, 20 days after the election in a civil suit for Fraud and Racketeering. If he loses, he could open himself to criminal charges.
Socialism has the corner of the market on taking other peoples money and spending it…
That makes Trump a socialist.
Na, you to have a hard time proving that. There's no doubt Trump is a capitalist
 
How Donald Trump retooled his charity to spend other people’s money

In tax records, the last gift from Trump was in 2008. Since then, all of the donations have been other people’s money — an arrangement that experts say is almost unheard of for a family foundation.

Trump then takes that money and generally does with it as he pleases.

In two cases, he has used money from his charity to buy himself a gift. In one of those cases — not previously reported — Trump spent $20,000 of money earmarked for charitable purposes to buy a six-foot-tall painting of himself.

Money from the Trump Foundation has also been used for political purposes, which is against the law. The Washington Post reported this month that Trump paid a penalty this year to the Internal Revenue Service for a 2013 donation in which the foundation gave $25,000 to a campaign group affiliated with Florida Attorney General Pamela Bondi (R).

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New York attorney general opens 'inquiry' into Trump Foundation

-----------------------

Don't forget, Trump goes to court on Nov. 28th, 20 days after the election in a civil suit for Fraud and Racketeering. If he loses, he could open himself to criminal charges.
Socialism has the corner of the market on taking other peoples money and spending it…
That makes Trump a socialist.
Na, you to have a hard time proving that. There's no doubt Trump is a capitalist
No, he's a scam artist. He's like professor Harold Hill. Only he leaves damage behind and ruined lives.

USA TODAY exclusive: Hundreds allege Donald Trump doesn’t pay his bills
 
How Donald Trump retooled his charity to spend other people’s money

In tax records, the last gift from Trump was in 2008. Since then, all of the donations have been other people’s money — an arrangement that experts say is almost unheard of for a family foundation.

Trump then takes that money and generally does with it as he pleases.

In two cases, he has used money from his charity to buy himself a gift. In one of those cases — not previously reported — Trump spent $20,000 of money earmarked for charitable purposes to buy a six-foot-tall painting of himself.

Money from the Trump Foundation has also been used for political purposes, which is against the law. The Washington Post reported this month that Trump paid a penalty this year to the Internal Revenue Service for a 2013 donation in which the foundation gave $25,000 to a campaign group affiliated with Florida Attorney General Pamela Bondi (R).

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New York attorney general opens 'inquiry' into Trump Foundation

-----------------------

Don't forget, Trump goes to court on Nov. 28th, 20 days after the election in a civil suit for Fraud and Racketeering. If he loses, he could open himself to criminal charges.
Socialism has the corner of the market on taking other peoples money and spending it…
That makes Trump a socialist.
Na, you to have a hard time proving that. There's no doubt Trump is a capitalist
No, he's a scam artist. He's like professor Harold Hill. Only he leaves damage behind and ruined lives.

USA TODAY exclusive: Hundreds allege Donald Trump doesn’t pay his bills
Well, that maybe so. But this country is fucked up because of the career politician and it's federal government.
 
What I want to know, as this discussion is about Trump paying/not paying bills.
He has promised to lower taxes, but then,,,how in the hell is he going to pay for all his promises. Even if he only acts on half of his promises, how is he going to pay for all his lavish spending he has promised?
My bet is that when Trump leaves office (assuming he wins), the debt that he will build will l
make Obama's reckless spending look like pocket change after Trump is done.
There is a reason why many US banks will not do business with Trump, he's a habitual dead beat. He knows how to spend, it's paying for what he spends is the hard part for him, as facts clearly show.
 
What I want to know, as this discussion is about Trump paying/not paying bills.
He has promised to lower taxes, but then,,,how in the hell is he going to pay for all his promises. Even if he only acts on half of his promises, how is he going to pay for all his lavish spending he has promised?
My bet is that when Trump leaves office (assuming he wins), the debt that he will build will l
make Obama's reckless spending look like pocket change after Trump is done.
There is a reason why many US banks will not do business with Trump, he's a habitual dead beat. He knows how to spend, it's paying for what he spends is the hard part for him, as facts clearly show.

Boy it just gives the American voter so much hope to think we've got two people running for office who really don't give a rat's ass about this country.

There is no way to run up the debt like Bush (with some help from Obama). You can't get that high (at least it seems improbable.

You'll notice our debt does not come up at all.
 
How Donald Trump retooled his charity to spend other people’s money

In tax records, the last gift from Trump was in 2008. Since then, all of the donations have been other people’s money — an arrangement that experts say is almost unheard of for a family foundation.

Trump then takes that money and generally does with it as he pleases.

In two cases, he has used money from his charity to buy himself a gift. In one of those cases — not previously reported — Trump spent $20,000 of money earmarked for charitable purposes to buy a six-foot-tall painting of himself.

Money from the Trump Foundation has also been used for political purposes, which is against the law. The Washington Post reported this month that Trump paid a penalty this year to the Internal Revenue Service for a 2013 donation in which the foundation gave $25,000 to a campaign group affiliated with Florida Attorney General Pamela Bondi (R).

------------------------

New York attorney general opens 'inquiry' into Trump Foundation

-----------------------

Don't forget, Trump goes to court on Nov. 28th, 20 days after the election in a civil suit for Fraud and Racketeering. If he loses, he could open himself to criminal charges.
Socialism has the corner of the market on taking other peoples money and spending it…
That makes Trump a socialist.
Na, you to have a hard time proving that. There's no doubt Trump is a capitalist
I believe the word you are looking for is crook. That's what you'd call someone that ran a sham university, stiff small business owners, bribes state DA's, and launders money through charities.
 
What I want to know, as this discussion is about Trump paying/not paying bills.
He has promised to lower taxes, but then,,,how in the hell is he going to pay for all his promises. Even if he only acts on half of his promises, how is he going to pay for all his lavish spending he has promised?
My bet is that when Trump leaves office (assuming he wins), the debt that he will build will l
make Obama's reckless spending look like pocket change after Trump is done.
There is a reason why many US banks will not do business with Trump, he's a habitual dead beat. He knows how to spend, it's paying for what he spends is the hard part for him, as facts clearly show.

Boy it just gives the American voter so much hope to think we've got two people running for office who really don't give a rat's ass about this country.

There is no way to run up the debt like Bush (with some help from Obama). You can't get that high (at least it seems improbable.

You'll notice our debt does not come up at all.
This year is a new low point for sure.
 

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