Trump Frump

[cadaverdog]

It doesn't surprise me that Hillary called Trump supporters "deplorables". That's typical liberal behavior. A few of the people that post here that lean that way at least attempt to justify the reasons they feel their candidate is the best choice by either pointing out the pros or their candidate or the cons of the other but the majority of them would rather call anyone who doesn't think like they do an imbecile or a degenerate or both. Same thing goes with the racial issues that are tearing this country apart. If you don't think whitey is evil personified you're a racist. If you don't buy into bullshit like black lives matter, you're a racist. If you don't think all white cops are out to kill blacks and all black cops are Uncle Toms, you're a racist. If you don't think we should open the border to anyone who wants to cross it, you're a racist. If you don't think illegals should be rewarded for breaking our laws, you're a racist. If you still respect our flag and what it stands for, you're a racist.
This country is going to Hell in a handbasket traveling at the speed of light. I'm just glad I'm not a young man with a lifetime of what's going on now and what's coming ahead of me. That being said our biggest threat right now is what's happening in the middle east. Radical Islam wants us dead. Smart countries like Russia see that and do something about it while we argue among ourselves about their true motivation.

[Seshmeister]

Here is what the rally actually looked like...

[Seshmeister]

Smart countries like Russia see that and do something about it while we argue among ourselves about their true motivation.

I am really surprised that some of you guys on the right are now embracing Russia as the good guys.

Do you think that it's possible that maybe you are being manipulated...?

The Republican guy who heads up the House Intel committee agrees he just thinks it won't work.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/house-intelligence-chairman-russians-could-absolutely-be-trying-to-influence-us-election/

I'm not so convinced...

[cadaverdog]

I am really surprised that some of you guys on the right are now embracing Russia as the good guys.

Do you think that it's possible that maybe you are being manipulated...?

The Republican guy who heads up the House Intel committee agrees he just thinks it won't work.

I'm not so convinced...

You'll have to clarify your position here if you're looking for an argument. As far as the first part the answer is no. I don't feel like I'm being manipulated. Russia don't take no bullshit. Other countries don't talk shit about fucking with Russia every chance they get. You mark a line in the sand to Russia, they'll mark a line on your ass with their boots. Russia is the Stone Cold Steve Austin of countries.

[cadaverdog]

You'll have to clarify your position here if you're looking for an argument. As far as the first part the answer is no. I don't feel like I'm being manipulated. Russia don't take no bullshit. Other countries don't talk shit about fucking with Russia every chance they get. You mark a line in the sand to Russia, they'll mark a line on your ass with their boots. Russia is the Stone Cold Steve Austin of countries.

But we're the Bret Hart of countries. The best there is, the best there was, the best there ever will be.

[FORD]

Since December 12, 2000, it's been more like the Bret Michaels of countries.

[cadaverdog]

Dec 12th 2000 The day we were spared at least 4 years of Al and Tipper Gore. If Big Al would have been president on 9/11 he would have blamed global warming for the attack on the WTC. While Tipper blamed Steve Miller because he wrote a song about an airplane with a dirty word in it.

[FORD]

Actually, Steve Miller didn't write that song....

[vandeleur]

Bad craic slagging off big al .... The man invented the Internet and global warming. Next time you surf porn hub remember it's all down big al .

True story

[cadaverdog]

Thanx Al.

[Seshmeister]

Crooked Donald...


The Latest Trump Charity Revelations Offer a Smoking Gun

September 20, 2016




A review of four newly documented expenditures revealed that Donald Trump spent $258,000 from his charitable foundation to settle lawsuits that involved his for-profit businesses, according to an investigation by the Washington Post. Trump’s misappropriation of the Donald J. Trump Foundation’s funds may have also violated laws against “self-dealing” that prohibit the leaders of nonprofits from using charity money to benefit themselves or their businesses. The Donald J. Trump Foundation is funded almost entirely by outside contributions.

For example, Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club, according to one case from 2007, faced $120,000 in unpaid fines from the town of Palm Beach, Florida over a disputed flagpole. Palm Beach agreed to waive those fines in a settlement which required Trump’s club to make a $100,000 donation to a specific charity for veterans. However, tax records indicate that Trump made the donation with a check from the Donald J. Trump Foundation rather than from Mar-a-Lago or another private source. Trump’s tax records further showed that, after agreeing to settle a lawsuit involving one of Trump’s golf courses in New York, Trump cut another check from his foundation, making a $158,000 donation to the charity of the plaintiff’s choosing.
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The other expenditures concern smaller amounts.

In 2013, Trump used $5,000 from the foundation to purchase advertisements for his hotel chain in programs for several events organized by a Washington, D.C. preservation group. In 2014, he used $10,000 of the foundation’s funds to purchase a portrait of himself at a charity fundraiser, but that portrait was not the first: According to Trump’s tax records, he spent a total $20,000 for a six-foot-tall portrait of himself. He also paid $12,000 for a football helmet signed by Tim Tebow, who played for the Denver Broncos at the time.

The evidence suggests that Trump ran his charity in a way that violated United States tax law. If Trump did violate self-dealing rules, the IRS could require him to pay penalty taxes or to reimburse the foundation the total amount of money it spent on his behalf. The office of the New York attorney general will lead an investigation into whether Trump’s foundation broke state charity laws. When asked whether its inquiry would look into possible self-dealing, the attorney general’s office declined to comment.


Trump, who founded his foundation in 1987, remains its president. He told the IRS in his latest public filings that he works 30 minutes per week for the organization. For years, he was its only donor. In 2006, according to tax records, Trump left his foundation with only $4,238 at year’s end after giving away nearly all the money he had previously donated to it. Trump gave small donations in 2007 and 2008. Tax records show no donations from Trump after 2009.

The news that Trump may have defied the moral conventions of philanthropy stunned Jeffrey Tenenbaum, an attorney who advises charities at the Venable law firm in Washington. “I represent 700 nonprofits a year, and I’ve never encountered anything so brazen,” he said. “If he’s using other people’s money — run through his foundation — to satisfy his personal obligations, then that’s about as blatant an example of self-dealing [as] I’ve seen in awhile.”

[cadaverdog]

That's why I like the guy. He's always thinking about new ways to make money.

[Seshmeister]

Haha.

And you think he's going to give it to you or anyone else?

[FORD]

[cadaverdog]

Haha.

And you think he's going to give it to you or anyone else?

Nope. Are you getting a cut of The Clinton's legal bribery money?