Time to start running the names and addresses against the IRS database to determine if they really are unemployed.
That's right!
“Time to start running the names and addresses against the IRS database to determine if they really are unemployed.”
******************************************************
The real issue is not whether some REAL donors are unemployed... surely there are. The real problem is the near certainty that many of these donations come from fictional “people” to launder the real source of the funds. For such “laundry” donations made with made up names it’s easier to simply make up a name each individual donation and not also ADDITIONALLY make up or assign an employer name for that person. Making up or assigning an employer name would also make it easier to expose that donation’s information as phony (e.g., “Hey, we don’t have an employee named John Doe.”). Remember, these “laundering” donations will be done by the tens of thousands in small (i.e., less than $200) amounts to convey the millions of dollars of illegal donations (e.g., Chicoms, Soros).