At first I thought Trump was just following what Rush said. The way Things 'otta be. But Trump is brilliant. He knows what works. And he does it.
Let’s get Obama’s views about Iran sponsoring intl terrorism and assassination
bounties on an American president using US tax dollars Obama gave them.......
Moreover, Obama’s returning to Iran of the $150 billion in so-called “confiscated assets” was most assuredly
not an expression of Obama’s generosity..........far from it. This was a quid pro quo to end all quid pro quos. e night
was based on Obama’s engineering a secret quid pro quo....that benefitted him and him alone.
Moreover, Obama’s returning to Iran of the $150 billion in so-called “confiscated assets” was most assuredly
not an expression of Obama’s generosity..........far from it. This was a quid pro quo to end all quid pro quos.
How do we know? B/c Obama WILL NOT DIVULGE donors to his Clintonesque Foundation
......the foundation that’s building his “final resting place” in Chicago.
Obama has another foundation dedicated to his Nigerian dad run by his brother........yes, it’s as crooked as you think.
Where did Obama get billions of tax dollars he gave to Iran?
Obama’s $1.3B giveaway to Iran was paid in cash Jan 22 and Feb 5 from a little-known fund administered by the US Treasury.
The so-called Judgment Fund is made up of tax dollars Congress has permanently approved in the event it’s needed....(cue laugh machine here)
SOURCE: fiscaltreasury.gov. -——The Judgment Fund was established to pay court judgments and Justice Department compromise settlements of actual or imminent lawsuits against the government. It is administered by the Judgment Fund Section, which is a part of the United States Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service. The Judgment Fund Internet Claims System (JFICS) is the application used to process all Judgment Fund claims.
The Judgment Fund is a permanent, indefinite appropriation available to pay judicially and administratively ordered monetary awards against the United States. The Judgment Fund is also available to pay amounts owed under compromise agreements negotiated by the U.S. Department of Justice in settlement of claims arising under actual or imminent litigation, if a judgment on the merits would be payable from the Judgment Fund. The statutory authority for the Judgment Fund is 31 U.S.C. 1304.
If funds for paying an award are otherwise provided for in the appropriations of the defendant agency, the Judgment Fund may not pay an award. A federal agency may request that payment of an award be made on its behalf from the Judgment Fund only in those instances where funds are not legally available to pay the award from the agency’s own appropriations.
Amounts paid vary significantly from year-to-year. Federal agencies are not required to reimburse the Judgment Fund except when cases are filed under the Contract Disputes Act (CDA) or the No FEAR Act (Notification and Federal Employee Antidiscrimination and Retaliation Act).
Contact judgment.fund@fiscal.treasury.gov or 202-874-6664.