Trump Now Gets a $1.8BN Taxpayer Slush Fund to Pay Others

[Concerned American]

The same guy leaked like 100,000+ other people’s IRS trecords.....

And every one of those folks deserves a piece of that money and they can get it by making a valid claim.

 

[candycorn]

4 fuckin years in prison for refusing to leave a building? Seriously? Does this ONLY apply to your political opposition? Should Justin Pearson also go to prison? He also "obstructed an official proceeding", AND he obstructed the arrest of his brother.

And obstructing an official proceedings. He was looking at a lot more because he was carrying a 6’ spear at the time as well.

You keep leaving out details that aren’t favorable to your original lie.

Some free advice; stop lying little boy.

 

[struth]

The same guy leaked like 100,000+ other people’s IRS trecords.....

What an ass! Hopefully they all get settlements

Glad he’s in prison

 

[Godboy]

You said that people received lenghty prison sentences for doing nothing more than crossing an “imaginary line”. The chambers of congress are not “imginary lines”.

The one example you gave was not indicative of tht statement as he also refused a lawful command.

I said "an invisible line". The Qanon Shaman crossed an invisible line. He had no idea that it was there. He seemed to be in a good mood. He had no idea that he was even committing a crime, then you fuckin psychopaths gave him 4 years in prison.

 

[marvin martian]

The claim refers to the Anti-Weaponization Fund, a $1.776 billion program established on May 18, 2026, as part of a settlement between the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and President Donald Trump to resolve his lawsuit against the IRS. [1, 2, 3]
Critics and lawmakers have raised concerns that the fund lacks eligibility restrictions, potentially allowing payments to individuals convicted of serious crimes, including child sex offenses. Key details include: [1, 2]

• Eligibility Concerns: Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen highlighted the case of Andrew Paul Johnson, a Florida man and January 6 rioter who was pardoned by Trump but subsequently convicted of child molestation.
• Bribe Allegations: Johnson reportedly attempted to bribe his victims by promising them money he expected to receive from the "slush fund" for his role in the Capitol riot.
• DOJ Response: During a Senate hearing on May 19, 2026, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche refused to commit to barring convicted child predators from the fund, stating that anyone who believes they were victims of "government weaponization" is eligible to apply.
• Legislative Action: House Republicans recently blocked an amendment proposed by Representative Jim McGovern that would have prohibited payments from the fund to convicted felons, including those who assaulted police on January 6.
• Fund Purpose: The DOJ describes the program as a "lawful process" for victims of "lawfare" to seek redress, with a commission of five members appointed by the Attorney General to oversee payouts. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]

Amazing. It's 1% of what Biden, Putin, and Zelensky laundered through Ukraine for "foreign aid".

 

[Concerned American]

False equivilance and a rather moronic one at that.

BS! You only claim its false because it flies in the face of your ignorant assertion. Those criminals from 2020 refused to follow lawful orders to disburse the same as the trespassers on J6. You don't get it both ways. Ever hear that justice is blind? LOL, not in a democrat's mind.

 

[Godboy]

You keep leaving out that he obstructed an official hearing and refused a lawful command to leave the premises.

4 years for refusing a command? Seriously?

 

[JLW]

Everytime I read a Trumper post supporting this abomination, I fell like taking a shower.

 

[candycorn]

I said "an invisible line".

The chambers of the senate and house anre not “invisible lines”...there are doors.

The Qanon Shaman crossed an invisible line.

No he didn’t. Again, stop lying little boy.

He had no idea that it was there.

He had no idea he was in the well of the US Senate?

You’ve gone from just being stupid to being downright idiotic.

He seemed to be in a good mood. He had no idea that he was even committing a crime, then you fuckin psychopaths gave him4 years in prison.

Well that is what you get when your break the law...jail time. Whether or not you’re happy or sad doesn’t really have much bearing on the case.

 

[candycorn]

4 years for refusing a command? Seriously?

And obstructing an official hearing.

Both of which he plead guilty to by the way.

Now is there anyone else you’d like to name so I can beat the living daylights out of you again?

This is fun!

 

[Godboy]

The chambers of the senate and house anre not “invisible lines”...there are doors.

No he didn’t. Again, stop lying little boy.

He had no idea he was in the well of the US Senate?

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You’ve gone from just being stupid to being downright idiotic.

Well that is what you get when your break the law...jail time. Whether or not you’re happy or sad doesn’t really have much bearing on the case.

You can walk in there right now, and you wont go to prison for it. There is no way that any non violent person who entered the building thought that they were committing a crime merely by entering.

 

[Godboy]

And obstructing an official hearing.

Both of which he plead guilty to by the way.

Yeah...because they held terrorism charges over his head. They were threatening him with decades in prison. He deserves compensation for that clear injustice.

 

[Concerned American]

ou keep leaving out details that aren’t favorable to your original lie.

Jamaal Bowman was guilty of obstructing a congressional proceeding when he pulled a fire alarm to prevent a vote and he was penalized $1000 and 3 months PROBATION. Seems by your standards, he should get 4 years in prison, missy.

 

[Marener]

I suppose it is possible that people will bypass the easy money and go for the hard money and a lawsuit.

That’s the point right. Make it easy for their political allies to get paid.

There is such a thing as selective prosecution. In fact all prosecution is selective. When the prosecution is for a good reason, a right reason and that is fine.

As to prosecuting someone for "illegally protesting" that is an idea that would be more at home in iran than here in the united states. the law bans blocking entrances to clinics and trying to intimidate the staff or the patients. Those things were already against the law. In every state and are typically enforced by local police and decided in county or state courts.

singling out a particular type of protester, those who protest outside of medical clinics whose practice is politically controversial, is a blatant attempt to stifle free speech. i don't know why the supremes have not taken a case to determine the constitutionality, but I suspect they will before the composition changes.

Selective prosecution is almost impossible to prove and they could not do so at trial. This has already been adjudicated or at least had the opportunity to be adjudicated.

I find it particularly odd that you think people should be given money for having been prosecuted for a crime they very much committed.

You’re literally rewarding crime.

 

[Concerned American]

You can walk in there right now, and you wont go to prison for it. There is no way that any non violent person who entered the building thought that they were committing a crime merely by entering.

Indeed, congressional proceedings are usually made public---what were they hiding?

 

[Godboy]

And obstructing an official hearing.

Both of which he plead guilty to by the way.

4 fuckin years in prison for refusing to leave a building abd ignoring instructions to leave? Seriously? Does this ONLY apply to your political opposition? Should Justin Pearson also go to prison? He also "obstructed an official proceeding", AND he obstructed the arrest of his brother.

 

[candycorn]

You can walk in there right now, and you wont go to prison for it.

No you can’t.

There is no way that any non violent person who entered the building thought that they were committing a crime merely by entering.

He obstructed an official hearing
He refused to leave.
among other charges too by the way. Those were the biggies.

According to court records, he was carrying a 6’ spear and wrote that “justice is coming” on offiical stationery.

Apparenty you can’t/didn’t read the link from Trump’s DOJ

And then there is this:

https://www.npr.org/2023/03/31/1167319814/qanon-shaman-jacob-chansley-capitol-riot-early-release-reentry

Released early. Where is this draconian punishment you were talking about earlier?

 

[Concerned American]

Everytime I read a Trumper post supporting this abomination, I fell like taking a shower.

But you didn't shower during the two scam impeachments or the four years of lawfare during the Biden admin. No wonder it stunk in here during that time.

 

[candycorn]

Yeah...because they held terrorism charges over his head. They were threatening him with decades in prison. He deserves compensation for that clear injustice.

Ahh now we’re getting into the speculation part where you don’t have any credible link to back up this statement; not that you had any credibility at any time during this conversation.

Lookee here:

https://www.npr.org/2023/03/31/1167319814/qanon-shaman-jacob-chansley-capitol-riot-early-release-reentry

Released early.

So who was it that received this draconian punishment you were claiming earlier?

 

[Godboy]

No you can’t.

He obstructed an official hearing
He refused to leave.
among other charges too by the way. Those were the biggies.

4 fuckin years in prison for refusing to leave a building? Seriously? Does this ONLY apply to your political opposition? Should Justin Pearson also go to prison? He also "obstructed an official proceeding", AND he obstructed the arrest of his brother.