hanimmal
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I really think it might be interesting to see the dates that Trump mentioned flushing toilets and then cross tab that with what was going on during that time that he was trying to flush White House documents.
The trump family is an international crime syndicate
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Roger A. Shrubber
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it would explain the "ten, fifteen flushes" comments...i've shit pretty big on occasion, and it never took more than three flushes
hanimmal
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Yeah you know someone was telling him right before he said the flushes thing, that some poor plumber was finding all kinds of documents flushed and to not do it please.it would explain the "ten, fifteen flushes" comments...i've shit pretty big on occasion, and it never took more than three flushes
Roger A. Shrubber
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i am curious at what trump thought was so damning that it had to be flushed, i mean, he left a fucking power point presentation about how to commit insurrection...what was worse than that?
captainmorgan
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‘Dumpster fire is more accurate’: Trump mocked for calling his presidency a ‘romantic period’
During a phone interview with Fox & Friends on Saturday morning, Donald Trump referred to his presidency as "a romantic period." "Our country was thriving. We were just beating everybody," Trump said. "And they view it as a romantic period I think, and I think that's really why it's doing so...
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Unclebaldrick
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CNN thinks you are dumb too?
Unclebaldrick
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Those people are the "C team" of American political thought. It was "The Apprentice" but with our country at stake.
I really loved hate watching that show. Every product or company that was the subject failed within 6 months.
"The fine people at Kodak have reinvigorated the imaging world hugely with this new printer..."
Roger A. Shrubber
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holy mother fuck, how can you live that much of your life immersed in complete fantasy and still function in this world enough to remember to wear pants?‘Dumpster fire is more accurate’: Trump mocked for calling his presidency a ‘romantic period’
During a phone interview with Fox & Friends on Saturday morning, Donald Trump referred to his presidency as "a romantic period." "Our country was thriving. We were just beating everybody," Trump said. "And they view it as a romantic period I think, and I think that's really why it's doing so...
printer
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You have people for that.
printer
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Melania Trump's 'high teas' under investigation in Florida
Officials in Florida have reportedly opened an investigation into a fundraiser by former first lady Melania Trump.
The New York Times over the weekend reported that Trump is selling tickets to an April “high tea” event, from which organizers say profits will benefit an initiative of her Be Best endeavor called “Fostering the Future.” The initiative is meant to provide computer science scholarships to young people who have been in foster care, the Times reported.
The Times reported that no charity with the name Fostering the Future or Be Best has been registered in Florida.
In a tweet after the publication of the Times article, the former first lady blasted the newspaper's reporting, calling it "dishonest."
"Everything has been done lawfully, & all documents are in the works. Read with caution-typical corrupt media," she said. "We are working w/Bradley Impact Fund, a Donor-Advised Fund, to select charities that will receive the donations to foster children."
The revelation about the former first lady's venture came as part of a more wide-ranging Times report on former President Trump, his associates and his business dealings since leaving the White House.
Trump has continued to fundraise and endorse candidates for public office over the last year while teasing a possible run for president in 2024.
“The thing that is different about Trump is the making-money part seems to have permeated everything,” Lawrence Noble, former general counsel at the Federal Election Commission, told the newspaper. “There is this appearance, at least, that he is always thinking: How can I make a profit off of this?”
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Officials in Florida have reportedly opened an investigation into a fundraiser by former first lady Melania Trump.
The New York Times over the weekend reported that Trump is selling tickets to an April “high tea” event, from which organizers say profits will benefit an initiative of her Be Best endeavor called “Fostering the Future.” The initiative is meant to provide computer science scholarships to young people who have been in foster care, the Times reported.
The Times reported that no charity with the name Fostering the Future or Be Best has been registered in Florida.
In a tweet after the publication of the Times article, the former first lady blasted the newspaper's reporting, calling it "dishonest."
"Everything has been done lawfully, & all documents are in the works. Read with caution-typical corrupt media," she said. "We are working w/Bradley Impact Fund, a Donor-Advised Fund, to select charities that will receive the donations to foster children."
The revelation about the former first lady's venture came as part of a more wide-ranging Times report on former President Trump, his associates and his business dealings since leaving the White House.
Trump has continued to fundraise and endorse candidates for public office over the last year while teasing a possible run for president in 2024.
“The thing that is different about Trump is the making-money part seems to have permeated everything,” Lawrence Noble, former general counsel at the Federal Election Commission, told the newspaper. “There is this appearance, at least, that he is always thinking: How can I make a profit off of this?”
Melania Trump’s ‘high teas’ under investigation in Florida
Officials in Florida have reportedly opened an investigation into a fundraiser by former first lady Melania Trump.The New York Times over the weekend reported that Trump is selling tickets to …
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The structure of her complaint looks familiar, even familial. I predict she willMelania Trump's 'high teas' under investigation in Florida
Officials in Florida have reportedly opened an investigation into a fundraiser by former first lady Melania Trump.
The New York Times over the weekend reported that Trump is selling tickets to an April “high tea” event, from which organizers say profits will benefit an initiative of her Be Best endeavor called “Fostering the Future.” The initiative is meant to provide computer science scholarships to young people who have been in foster care, the Times reported.
The Times reported that no charity with the name Fostering the Future or Be Best has been registered in Florida.
In a tweet after the publication of the Times article, the former first lady blasted the newspaper's reporting, calling it "dishonest."
"Everything has been done lawfully, & all documents are in the works. Read with caution-typical corrupt media," she said. "We are working w/Bradley Impact Fund, a Donor-Advised Fund, to select charities that will receive the donations to foster children."
The revelation about the former first lady's venture came as part of a more wide-ranging Times report on former President Trump, his associates and his business dealings since leaving the White House.
Trump has continued to fundraise and endorse candidates for public office over the last year while teasing a possible run for president in 2024.
“The thing that is different about Trump is the making-money part seems to have permeated everything,” Lawrence Noble, former general counsel at the Federal Election Commission, told the newspaper. “There is this appearance, at least, that he is always thinking: How can I make a profit off of this?”
Melania Trump’s ‘high teas’ under investigation in Florida
Officials in Florida have reportedly opened an investigation into a fundraiser by former first lady Melania Trump.The New York Times over the weekend reported that Trump is selling tickets to …
1) find herself before prosecutors,
2) fold like a $3 beach chair,
3) end up as a witness of serious consequence in the revealing of her spouse’s attempt to steal America, since I doubt she will take one for the “team”. Canaries will be envious.
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GoatSoup
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Is this the season of the Flip?
Trump Org's longtime accountants sever ties and warn ex-president's financial statements can't be trusted
With his accountants bailingout and Retuglicans trying to find a way to get RID of him lest he sink the 2022 Elections, Is this the begining of the end?
Will Garland FINALLY indite the bastard?
Trump Org's longtime accountants sever ties and warn ex-president's financial statements can't be trusted
With his accountants bailingout and Retuglicans trying to find a way to get RID of him lest he sink the 2022 Elections, Is this the begining of the end?
Will Garland FINALLY indite the bastard?
DIY-HP-LED
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Rudy is talking and Georgia looks like it will indict him too, no wonder his republican enemies and rivals smell blood in the water. However Donald has an iron grip on at least 30% of the party base that facts will not change and when he goes down, he will go nuts and perhaps take them out of the GOP.
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Trump Organization's accounting firm says 10 years of financial statements are unreliable
Former President Donald Trump's long-time accounting firm informed the Trump Organization last week that it should no longer rely on nearly 10 years' worth of financial statements and that they would no longer be their accountants, citing a conflict of interest.
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rkymtnman
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i hope Miss Lindsey is in the crosshairs in GA. don't see how he can't be. a SC senator contacting GA election officials has never ever happened.Rudy is talking and Georgia looks like it will indict him too, no wonder his republican enemies and rivals smell blood in the water. However Donald has an iron grip on at least 30% of the party base that facts will not change and when he goes down, he will go nuts and perhaps take them out of the GOP.
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Trump Organization's accounting firm says 10 years of financial statements are unreliable
Former President Donald Trump's long-time accounting firm informed the Trump Organization last week that it should no longer rely on nearly 10 years' worth of financial statements and that they would no longer be their accountants, citing a conflict of interest.
Offmymeds
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The f'er still owes $100M for taking a deduction on "stock abandonment" that he didn't actually abandon. He actually put in a clause that put him into some money if anything was salvaged or sold from his "abandoned" interest. You get the deduction only if it's a completely abandoned interest. I can't believe he isn't in jail just on this. He has some shady accountant's that knew about this at least after the fact but still kept him.
Any CPA's that pick him up are required to do due diligence on matters like this. There are red flags everywhere and they aren't reading MAGA, they're reading F the USA, I don't pay taxes.
rkymtnman
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i guarantee not one CPA from Mazars will do a minute in jail for trump. sing bitches, sing.
Offmymeds
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The NY society and the IRS are putting heat on them. This is flagrant BS. He won't get CPA's to sign again. He'll have to use tax attorneys and they will be making him sign affidavits about any questionable positions to protect themselves and they know they have to get paid in advance. Wait until they see the next invoice for their tax preparation. The whole family will be beet red.
printer
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Trump's team is going to put out a statement that he will consider giving out pardons to accountants that he feels were treated unfairly.