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  • Congress' Use of Sex Hush Fund Violates Campaign Finance Law & is Embezzlement of Taxpayer Funds

    12/10/2018 1:17:14 PM PST · by Stayfree · 24 replies
    Self | December 10, 2018 | Stayfree
    If Mueller's witch hunt is dumb enough to try and take down Trump by claiming that hush money paid to the two women was a campaign finance law violation, then Mueller must also go after all the Congressmen who secretly used taxpayer funds to silence claims against them of sexual harassment. Such a secret use of taxpayer funds is also embezzlement and they all should be prosecuted.
  • Where Donald Trump Is Spending His Campaign Funds (Hint: His Bodyguard Really Likes McDonald’s)

    10/18/2015 5:20:57 PM PDT · by BlackFemaleArmyColonel · 98 replies
    The Street ^ | 10/18/2015 | Emily Stewart
    For a guy worth billions of dollars, Donald Trump is actually kind of frugal -- at least when it comes to spending on his presidential campaign. His quarterly campaign finance report, filed Thursday with the Federal Election Committee, reveals the Republican frontrunner's presidential campaign spent $4.2 million from July through September. While that is three times the amount doled out the quarter before, it is still significantly less than a number of his rivals, including Ben Carson (who spent $14.2 million), Jeb Bush ($11.5 million) and Bernie Sanders ($11.3 million). Democratic frontrunner, Hillary Clinton, spent over six times more than...