Trump wants DOJ to pay him $230 million for previous investigations: Sources

[BPPLEE]

Well, well, well, Donald Trump signing off on his own settlement paid by you and me. And the charity? His vanity ballroom. Not a coincidence. Let us reason, please!
When will Maga stop and think what is really going on here. MTG is starting to make a turn in the other direction.

On a side note:
I had a dream that she repented in front of Congress, apologized for all her hurtful actions against others and renounced her GOP affiliation. Only a dream.....for now.

Blessings

Y'all can have her and her Jewish space lasers conspiracy theories

 

[mark46]

He has also stated that he don't need the money and that he would give it to charities.

I believe him.

The Trump library and many other Trump charities come to mind.

 

[RocksInMyHead]

I believe him.

The Trump library and many other Trump charities come to mind.

The history of those charities is not exactly confidence-inspiring.

Trump Presidential Library nonprofit dissolved — just before Miami land transfer

A second nonprofit opened by the Trump family this year is slated to receive the land, but questions remain over the money the first entity raised.

www.wusf.org

Donald J. Trump Foundation - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[eleos1954]

I don't believe any of tax dollars should go on Trump. But Trump supporters were paying for his court cost.

Tax payers pay for ALL congresses court costs

 

[CRAZY_CAT_WOMAN]

Tax payers pay for ALL congresses court costs

I know, We spend so money for stupid stuff. A lot of waisted money is because of Trump revenge against people, that does the right thing against Trump.

 

[eleos1954]

So it's an excuse to funnel federal money into causes that Trump supports, rather than his own pockets? Somehow, that doesn't make me feel any better about it.

A person has a right to decide what charitable organizations they give to ... and it's nobody's business ... if the government was wrong then they should be responsible for it in his case .... just like in any other case.

 

[RocksInMyHead]

A person has a right to decide what charitable organizations they give to ... and it's nobody's business ... if the government was wrong then they should be responsible for it in his case .... just like in any other case.

It would be the height of delusion to assume that the federal government was wrong (in a legal sense) to prosecute Trump. Attempting to overturn an election and deliberately retaining (and attempting to conceal) classified materials are both criminal acts, and there is significant evidence that Trump did (or tried to do) both of these things. Whether that evidence would have been sufficient to obtain a conviction will never be known, since the cases never went to trial, but it's incontrovertible that probable cause existed.

You could argue that they shouldn't have gone after him for political reasons, but that would violate the principle of no one being above the law (that which Trump seems so eager to trot out today), and it would not support a ruling that his prosecution was illegal or somehow violated his rights.

 

[SimplyMe]

As I've thought about this, I'm starting to wonder if we'll see more lawsuits against the DoJ. As examples, I can see Letitia James and James Comey suing for wrongful/political prosecution. Normally, I don't think these cases would game much tractions but, if Trump does push a settlement through with the Justice Department, I think it opens them up to similar suits. And, it helps that both James and Comey seem to have a lot of "ammunition," between comments made by various federal prosecutors, to include some quitting rather than following orders to prosecute these cases regardless of (an alleged lack of) evidence.