Trump's campaign is essentially a scam PAC (From Twitter)

[geronl]

The winery is not owned by Donald Trump and they have no connection, although the dementia patient might think he owns it

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

So let's see, running for President we have a woman under investigation by the FBI and now a man running his campaign as an almost purely moneymaking enterprise.

[Liberty Tree Dr]

So Trump's campaign is nothing but a slush fund for himself and his mangy family. 

But brilliant at the same time.  He's performing a leveraged buyout of the executive branch.  Which I was pointing out in March and April on TOS but no one was listening.

I should frikkin' get a Twitter account...

[geronl]

The future Mrs. Trump

OMG, those ugly red chairs cost $5,000 - yikes.

[HonestJohn]

Well...

It seems that there is a significant plurality within the GOP base that loves to be scammed.

From Nigerian princes needing a place to park 'millions' to televangelists to Sarah Palin to Ben Carson to Donald Drumpf.  It seems that they are actively looking to be taken advantage of.

In essence:

[R4 TrumPence]

OMG, those ugly red chairs cost $5,000 - yikes.

Those are burgandy leather and yes they look to be around $2,500+ each.  Look more like $4-$5,000, given the design.

I am more curious to know where that list where the list was found
Why dont they have the top of the ledger sheet, that gives the info??
That could have been done by anyone on the net for that matter.

Our rule is no source, no thread.
I'm sorry but, I am Moving this to member section, until we have a source.

[thatcher]

Yes, as someone pointed out on Twitter -- this is the poor man's Clinton Foundation -- a slush fund to divert cash to his failing businesses.

It seems that there is a significant plurality within the GOP base that loves to be scammed.

Never to my dying days will I understand how so many "conservatives" fell for the con. It can't be just "the Wall" can it?  It's like the invasion of the pod people.

[HonestJohn]

Yes, as someone pointed out on Twitter -- this is the poor man's Clinton Foundation -- a slush fund to divert cash to his failing businesses.

Never to my dying days will I understand how so many "conservatives" fell for the con. It can't be just "the Wall" can it?  It's like the invasion of the pod people.

It's the same as those who swore up and down that Palin was going to run in 2012, even donating money to her.  To them, she was the god-queen descended from heaven to save humanity.  And Trump descended to earth on his golden elevator, to save 'Murica for the white right people.

Love the Dear Leader, on pain of death.

[montanajoe]

Those are burgandy leather and yes they look to be around $2,500+ each.  Look more like $4-$5,000, given the design.

I am more curious to know where that list where the list was found
Why dont they have the top of the ledger sheet, that gives the info??
That could have been done by anyone on the net for that matter.

Our rule is no source, no thread.
I'm sorry but, I am Moving this to member section, until we have a source.

Its Schedule B of the latest FEC filing

http://docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/forms/C00580100/1079423/sb/ALL/4

[sitetest]

Two things:

a) Those shoes are hideous.
b) After that bird snapped at Donald's microfingers, I really hope it took a yuge dump on the desk.

Most of us guys weren't looking at the shoes.

[HonestJohn]

Now we know why Trump doesn't pay his creditors back.  He is too busy paying himself rent.

And paying himself a salary for running.

[Neverdul]

Its Schedule B of the latest FEC filing

http://docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/forms/C00580100/1079423/sb/ALL/4

Page 1 of the Schedule B - payments to Amazon for office supplies. 

[sitetest]

And paying himself a salary for running.

So, he's lending himself money, in part, to pay his own salary.

A very bad sign.