[blackdog]

I write my own memo explaining my actions to myself and associates, fixing the legal matter, and then declare the issue closed. It gets old and tired.

[philman_36]

No one is above the law wasn't a slogan back then so she was good to go.
/sarcasm

[pepsi_junkie]

It feels like when you get to a certain level in the dem party (probably the GOP too, they all mysteriously get rich) you get told scams - crimes! - you can do that are guaranteed to be safe from review because they're all in on it. One of them seems to be mortgage fraud. Everyone seems to have multiple homes they play fast and loose with all of a sudden - Schiff, the NY AG, this woman - too many to be a coincidence.

The thing is, they went after Trump for load fraud with ridiculous charges and it's probably not a coincidence that so many of them are suddenly under investigation for the same thing, this time for real fraud not manufactured ones.

[EnderWiggin1970]

This is irrelevant if she paid taxes based on fraudulent declarations in her tax returns.

[Texas Eagle]

A similar review by The New York Times reaches the same conclusions but says the documents are not legal documents

[for-q-clinton]

I bought a vacation mountain home about 20 years ago. The mortgage company screwed up and thought I was buying it as my primary residence, but I clearly said 2nd home on the application. So when they caught their error they told me they couldn’t honor the rate they offered, but they made it up by raising it to the absolute minimum they could and then discounted the transaction.

So these people know it’s serious...you can’t lie about what you plan to do with the property.

[Robert DeLong]

I believe the issue is what she said when applying for the loan. On those documents she claimed it was her primary property. What she later declared what the property was for, has zero relevance on what actually is now being raised, be it actual charges, or merely accusations. Which I might add she has neither disputed or denied. Her only argument is that Trump does not have the power to remove her from her position.

You just can't refrain yourself from posting things that contradict Trump, can you. You can't even find out what is really happening. Instead, you post the lies coming from the BYT or the Washington Compost, or whatever left-wing rag you happen to find one of these hit pieces in.

This is what she is accused of:

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook is accused of mortgage fraud, specifically for allegedly claiming two properties—a home in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and a condo in Atlanta—as her primary residences within two weeks of purchasing each with financing.

What you are posting is her declaration. This should not be hard to confirm or disprove as to the claim being accurate or inaccurate, but her declaration is not confirming whatsoever.

The actual documents will only make the truth be known.

[Vaduz]

Lisa Cook is so lousy at cheating 3 card Monte dealers chuckle.

[Redmen4ever]

Didn’t New York State fine Trump $500 hundred million for real estate fraud?

Why should this woman get a pass?

[Prospero]

The only more compromised news service than UPI is AP, and their appeal to authority in the NYT and WP is a belly laugh.