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True or False?Again, your link proves nothing.How Donald Trump Shifted $1.1M Of Campaign-Donor Money Into His BusinessWhat does "subject line' mean to you?I'm not sure what "lie" you're accusing me of making, and I'm obviously in different company from Cohen since I would never work for gangsters.So, your subject line is a lie. Puts you in the same company as Cohen.
What about you?
You see, in order to 'pocket' money, they have to actually put it in their own personal account. Contributions to a campaign do NOT need to be spent right away. In fact, many campaigns don't spend money until they get close to the election season.
Of course, this reply is in, and of itself, a lie. Your delusion does not make someone a gangster.
"On the day Donald Trump became president of the United States, while inauguration festivities were still in full swing, he officially launched his 2020 reelection campaign.
"Donations poured in from more than 50,000 people across the country.
"But according to the latest federal filings, Trump still has not donated a penny of his own, while his businesses continued to charge the campaign for hotels, food, rent and legal consulting.
"That means the richest president in American history has turned $1.1 million from donors across the country into revenue for himself."
Trump's been a gangster/crony capitalist for decades longer than he's been a politician.
Opinion | Trump’s Corruption: The Definitive List
"During Trump’s presidency, his companies have pushed to expand overseas, with help from foreign governments.
"One example: In May, an Indonesian real-estate project that involves the Trump Organization reportedly received a $500 million loan from a company owned by the Chinese government.
"Two days later, Trump tweeted that he was working to lift sanctions on a Chinese telecommunications firm with close ties to the government — over the objections of both Republicans and Democrats in Congress.
"He ultimately did lift the sanctions."
And color Me shocked that a politician accepts money in return for favorable treatment. Someone tell the rest of the world!
Trump shifted #1.1 million of (2020) campaign donor money into his business.
False. Your vocabulary is highly charged and intended to insinuate wrong doing.
In RealityLand, Trump put nearly $50M of his own money into his campaign. His campaign rented office space in his buildings, and rightly paid for that use. And again, if his campaign hadn't paid rent, you'd be screeching that the free rent was an illegal campaign donation.