Of course it does. DOJ is under the executive branch whise power is vested in "a President of the United States."
I wouldn’t have to remind you of what you said if you wouldn’t have lied about it.
This allows Trump to dish out taxpayer money to anyone he wants without any oversight.
He's the second to the top of the accountability pyramid, with voters being the very top.
How can voters hold Trump accountable?
Very easily! Easy to explain, I should say.
And of course the board leftists first response is that Trump has a slush fund---never mind that it was democrat illegal acts that led to the decision. Great outcome but it should have been much higher.
why did the IRS apologize for targeting conservative groups ?
"Trump’s attorneys suggested in their court filing seeking to dismiss the case that the resolution would not be reviewable by a judge. But a group of 93 members of Congress filed a brief teeing up a challenge."
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Trumps IRS did that for something that happened under Obama. There was no crime for selecting applications for verification of groups who file for tax exempt status. Thanks to CU they were flooded with applications and couldn't verify them all so they had to select a group of them. Instead of just randomly selecting a certain percent out of all the applications, they focused on and singled out ones with politically sounding names. Not a crime by statute, only the appearance of impropriety back then was enough. Today? That's nothing.
So the wannabe attorney general that is also Trumps personal lawyer will steal money from US citizens to pay cop killers?On other media as well, but this one is not behind a paywall. The Trump run DOJ has awarded Trump a $1.8Bn settlement fund as part of his dropping his case against the US Government.
DoJ confirms $1.8B 'lawfare' fund as part of IRS deal
DoJ confirms $1.8B 'lawfare' fund as part of IRS deal
The United States Department of Justice announced on Monday that acting US Attorney General Todd Blanche (pictured) createdbreakingthenews.net
The United States Department of Justice announced on Monday that acting US Attorney General Todd Blanche (pictured) created "The Anti-Weaponization Fund," which will receive $1.8 billion from the judgment fund to "provide a systematic process to hear and redress claims of others who suffered weaponization and lawfare." The establishment of the fund was part of US President Donald Trump's settlement agreement to drop his $10 billion lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
The fund will be authorized to issue formal apologies and provide financial compensation to claimants, with any remaining funds after the program ends reverting to the federal government. Filing a claim will be voluntary, with no partisan criteria required for eligibility, and the fund will also submit quarterly reports to the attorney general detailing recipients and the type of relief granted. It will also be subject to audits at the attorney general's direction.
The cop killers?
So what’s going to happen when Trump dies in prison when a Democrat puts him there in 2029?
