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It belongs in the US treasury.. are you that stupid... you trust a Narcissistic pathological liar that stole from his own charity for cancer kids

Yesterday, 9:00 am Edited

Tim smith

New York judge ordered Donald Trump to pay a $2 million fine for misusing funds from the Donald J. Trump Foundation to benefit his political and business interests. The investigation found a pattern of "unlawful coordination" and "willful self-dealing," leading to the foundation's court-supervised d... View MoreNew York judge ordered Donald Trump to pay a $2 million fine for misusing funds from the Donald J. Trump Foundation to benefit his political and business interests. The investigation found a pattern of "unlawful coordination" and "willful self-dealing," leading to the foundation's court-supervised dissolution in 2018. While the investigation found that the funds usually went to other charities, rather than being personally stolen for luxury items, the use of a charitable foundation as a "personal checkbook" for non-charitable purposes was a violation of law. Details of the Misuse Specific instances of misusing foundation funds that Trump admitted to as part of a settlement included: Political Campaign Coordination: $2.8 million raised at a 2016 veterans' fundraiser was unlawfully controlled and distributed by his presidential campaign staff to serve political ends. Business and Legal Settlements: Over $250,000 in foundation money was used to settle legal claims involving Trump's businesses, including a lawsuit over an 80-foot flagpole at his Mar-a-Lago resort. Personal Purchases: Funds were used for personal items, such as a $20,000 portrait of himself and a $12,000 football helmet signed by NFL quarterback Tim Tebow. Improper Political Donation: A $25,000 donation was made to a political committee supporting Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, which is prohibited for a charitable foundation. Trump later reimbursed the foundation and paid an IRS fine for this incident. Outcome As a result of the lawsuit filed by the New York Attorney General's office: Donald Trump was ordered to pay $2 million in damages, which was distributed evenly to eight unrelated, court-approved charities. Trump was required to reimburse the foundation for the personal purchases, and the total remaining funds were distributed to the approved charities. Trump and his three eldest children (Donald Jr., Ivanka, and Eric) were required to undergo mandatory training on the duties of those who manage nonprofits, and they agreed to restrictions on serving on any other charity's board in New York state. The New York Attorney General's office oversees a website with further information regarding this case and the distributed funds [ag.ny.gov/press-release/2019/donald-j-trump-pays-court-ordered-2-million-illegally-using-trump-foundation].

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Yesterday, 8:59 am

Daniel Hamil

No they didnt...your ignorance doesn't supersede facts. Your TDS is showing

Yesterday, 2:46 pm