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politicaljunkie41910

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12. Will they demand the money now, up front; or will they accept his word that he'll pay them after

Reply to riversedge (Original post)

Thu Oct 31, 2019, 12:09 PM

Oct 2019

he has been re-elected and secured a second term? Personally, I don't believe that he has raised $300 million this year, but if he has, I think he's hidden much of it away for himself. I don't think he has as much money of his own, as he claims to have. Why is he selling the lease to the Old Post Office Hotel (aka the Trump Hotel) across the street if he's has as much money as he claims? There's a difference between his net worth and how much liquid assets he has, which is what he needs to pay his bills.

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Trump lures GOP senators on impeachment with cold cash [View all] riversedge Oct 2019 OP

They say the impeachment inquiry is "undemocratic", while demanding money to block it is muriel_volestrangler Oct 2019 #1

Obviously DENVERPOPS Oct 2019 #14

Bribery and extorion NewJeffCT Oct 2019 #2

Accepting money from you would be ammo for their opponents, you dipshit. BlueStater Oct 2019 #3

Dems need to get on cable news, gab13by13 Oct 2019 #4

Nothing like good old fashioned bribery Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Oct 2019 #5

Yeah and bribery's a specifically named impeachable offense, too DeminPennswoods Nov 2019 #19

"a contribution that would be divided between the president and (GOP senators)" - trump's vigorish PSPS Oct 2019 #6

If the facts are against you, argue the law; if the law is against you, argue the facts. LastLiberal in PalmSprings Oct 2019 #7

Jury tampering plain and simple - no question, no doubt. Yet another Impeachment charge maybe? NoMoreRepugs Oct 2019 #8

Nothing like good ol' greed for cash, eh, to bring home the troops to support a loser. And... SWBTATTReg Oct 2019 #9

Bribing jurors mcar Oct 2019 #10

Ha Ha healthnut7 Oct 2019 #11

Will they demand the money now, up front; or will they accept his word that he'll pay them after politicaljunkie41910 Oct 2019 #12

In other words ut oh Oct 2019 #13

We need to know who is funding this Dipshit maxrandb Oct 2019 #15

Someone please explain how this is not illegal.... SKKY Oct 2019 #16

But I assure you... there is no QUID PRO QUO Massacure Oct 2019 #17

This is clearly Jury tampering. nt Progressive Jones Oct 2019 #18

I don't have a clue as to the type of businesses. Maxheader Nov 2019 #20