Trump Tells His Super PAC to Give Back Money, As He's Seen More Likely to Be the Republican Nominee

RUSH: Donald Trump has told people to stop giving money to his PACs and he's asked the PACs to give the money back. Donald Trump doesn't want anybody to think that money is influencing anything he's doing, other people's money. Now, a PAC, a candidate cannot coordinate with a PAC. The PACs raise money and do with it what they want, supposedly without any contact with the candidate. It's expressly forbidden by law.

Now, we know that laws have never stopped people. There have been allegations over the years that there's been coordination. But Trump is actually saying, "Give the money back. I don't want anybody to be confused about me being bought or influenced by money." Something else is happening out there. The first story is a Politico story. "Insiders: Trump Nomination Looking More Likely." This story actually surfaced earlier this week in different places. But it appears today in The Politico. It's by Katie Glueck. "Eighty-one percent of Republican insiders --" we're not told who they are. I mean, some people think I'm the titular head of the Republican Party, for example, and Politico didn't ask me about this.

So when you hear Republican insiders, who do you think? Who do you think the Republican insiders are? Do you immediately think, well, Inside the Beltway establishment types? Do you think officials of the RNC? Do you think elected Republicans? Who are these Republican insiders? Are these consultants? Who is it they're talking to? "Eighty-one percent of Republican insiders say that the likelihood that Trump becomes their party’s nominee is more today than it was a month ago," and 79% of Democrats said the same thing. This according to The Politico caucus, their weekly bipartisan survey of the top strategists, operatives, and activists in the early voting states of Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Nevada.

Now, these are the same insiders, the same people who said back in July that Trump had peaked. Same people. Politico, I went back and got it, July 24th, 2015. "Insiders: Donald Trump Has Peaked." Headline today, Politico: "Insiders: Trump Nomination Looking More Likely." Well, now, what are we to draw from this? Are we to conclude here that the insiders didn't know what they were talking about back in July? The same writer, Katie Glueck.

"The majority of Republican insiders," back in July "say The Donald has hit his ceiling, while gleeful Democrats say he’s not going anywhere. About three quarters of Republican early-state insiders say they believe Donald Trump has peaked -- but many acknowledge that may also be wishful thinking." Okay, so there's that. And that's been out there in a number of different places all week.

Breitbart News has this story: "A high school in Arizona has banned pro-Donald Trump clothing at a Friday football game because it would be 'racist' or 'offensive.' Corona del Sol High School in Tempe, Arizona -- with a student body known as 'The Tribe.'" You gotta be kidding me. Are you kidding me? We have people upset with the name Washington Redskins, and we've got a high school student body known as The Tribe?

Corona del Sol High School in Tempe, Arizona is "set to face off against Marcos de Niza High School Friday in an anticipated rivalry game. The game was supposed to have a 'USA' theme. But that theme was considered problematic and thrown out." They threw out the theme, a USA theme, they threw it out because it was offensive, 'cause there's a team here, the student body's known as The Tribe. Anyway, no Trump clothing. And by that, no make America great caps, no Trump T-shirts, none of that's allowed. You know why? 'Cause Trump's a racist and a bigot.

A game between Corona del Sol High School, Tempe, Arizona, against Marcos de Niza High School, was supposed to have a 'USA' theme but the USA theme was thrown out.. It was deemed "a problem" b/c the USA theme was offensive to the student body..... a group known as "The Tribe."

TAX-PAYING AMERICANS NEED TO GO THIS ROUTE to nail individuals on the public payroll using tax dollars to rewrite rules/laws, who corrupt US standards, and engage in other activities that undermine the USA.

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BACKSTORY The 1980 Georgia General Assembly was concerned about “the increasing sophistication of various criminal elements on the public payroll” (particularly school personnel). The GA Assembly then adopted the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), patterned after a similar federal law.

(RICO is routinely used to try to prove that a legal business was being used for illegal means, and, in at its inception, RICO was used to prosecute drug traffickers or organized crime members).

In recent years prosecutors have applied RICO to crooked government officials: (1) those accused of using their public offices for personal gain, and, (2) tax-paid officials of govt agencies using public monies to flout the law.

To bring a case under Georgia’s RICO law, there must be at least two underlying felonies — such as fraud, bribery, witness tampering (among other felonies).

RICO allows prosecutors to include multiple defendants charged with various crimes in the blanket indictment, and to charge that govt employees, publicy-funded and publicly-sanctioned entities were allegedly part of an ongoing criminal enterprise.

EXAMPLE A govt official commits two felonies by (1) accepting, and, (2) filing falsified documents.

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HERE'S THE PATHWAY TO LAUNCH---Texas took the lead w/ 26 state AG's, successfully arguing that Obama's beatified DACA/DAPA's were made more desirable employees than US citizens.

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A public official using tax dollars to flout that law is a lawbreaker. Individuals on the public payroll who fail to give public notice regarding a public action would violate the federal 1946 Administrative Procedure Act, which requires notice in the Federal Register. Laws demand that taxpayers have the opportunity to submit views in writing.

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NOTE GA recently tried and convicted 27 school personnel who are now in jail using this law.

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NOTE If proof is established that RICO'ed criminal public officials impaired the commercial and economic activity of the region, that could also be prosecutable under the Hobbs Act.

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