To: Rightwing Conspiratr1
Wrong. This is how banks MAKE contributions. Make a loan to a candidate, a third party (like Cruz's SUPERPAC) pays off the loan, and voila, the money is laundered, it's audit proof. Just make sure you don't let the Federal Election Commission know---which Cruz took care of an carefully OMITTED it from his FEC filing to keep it hidden.
PS have you not figured out yet how to get rid of those weird symbols in posts when you copy-and-paste?
69 posted on
01/23/2016 5:04:22 PM PST by
gg188
(Ted Cruz, R - Goldman Sachs)
To: gg188
Ted Cruz Didn't Report Goldman Sachs Loan in a Senate Race PS, besides being beneficiary of billions in TARP, Goldman Sachs is Mrs. Cruz's employer---she is a high level corporate executive there, specializing in DERIVATIVES.
IF the "loan" was purely benign, why would one risk the OPTICS and the APPEARANCE of impropriety by going to your wife's boss, the bank most notorious for the still controversial 2008 bail out, for the loan? Wouldn't you go to the Bank of Texas or the Texas or MOM AND POP Savings and Loan? To avoid ALL appearance of impropriety?
71 posted on
01/23/2016 5:09:49 PM PST by
gg188
(Ted Cruz, R - Goldman Sachs)
To: gg188
PS have you not figured out yet how to get rid of those weird symbols in posts when you copy-and-paste? The site is broken. Not my problem. Maybe Jim or John Robinson should bring Robert Mercer, who happens to be an expert computer programmer, on to help fix it. ;-)
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