…just filed for a $17M loss.
Via Stephen Green, who notes: “Life gets pretty expensive when you have the spending habits of a plutocrat, but have run out of influence to peddle.”
…just filed for a $17M loss.
Via Stephen Green, who notes: “Life gets pretty expensive when you have the spending habits of a plutocrat, but have run out of influence to peddle.”
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It proves the accusation; Once the Clintons have no public influence to sell, no buyers will appear.
I’ve been following the impeachment efforts so far: Does anyone else think that this is coming down to “Trump didn’t commit bribery and influence peddling in the moral acceptable way like Biden and Clinton did.”
I don’t think that plays well with the public – we don’t think Biden is better than Trump because what he did was technically not illegal.
Um, “influence peddling” is illegal in the United States. Rod Blagojevich, Governor of Illinois, was impeached, convicted, removed from office, and was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for soliciting bribes to make political appointments, including filling “Barack Obama’s” vacant Senate seat. Blago was a piker compared to Biden. President Trump hasn’t done a god damned illegal thing, and I’m really getting sick of hearing about how he’s so repugnant, but not as bad as the Dems. From everything I’ve seen, he’s a very decent man.
The tax returns even have a comprehensive list of activities that some enterprising journalist could investigate.
I hope you’re not holding your breath. Would probably require another order from the suicide hot line.