It’s almost like they forgot how the Constitution works. Or never knew. Wanna go home for the holidays despite the Tantrum in Chief’s behavior? Pretty simple stuff here.
It’s almost like they forgot how the Constitution works. Or never knew. Wanna go home for the holidays despite the Tantrum in Chief’s behavior? Pretty simple stuff here.
It does, however, require the foundation to provide a list of other nonprofits to which it will donate its remaining assets within the next 30 days.
Maybe someday there will be actual consequences for the shit they’re pulling.
The problem is that - like every con and cheat the Trumps have ever gotten away with - this is being settled as a civil matter. There’s no criminal penalty when you can pay your way out.
Naturally, all I’ve seen on Twitter from the Trump supporters (who are, oddly, NOT out in as full of force as you may expect) is the typical “Clinton Foundation next” response, which is as boring and oft-repeated as all Trump rhetoric.
I still wonder, if it all goes down the way it SHOULD go down (i.e. every Trump…
Oh look, the president of the USA has been proven to have been running a scam charity, and is currently still the president, even though he didn’t win the popular vote and has been proven many, many times to have a serious case of dementia.
When, not if.
As long as those SUVs have 400+ hp, I don’t see a problem.
Yeah, it’s definitely time to convert all of these historical norms and gentlemen’s agreements to actual laws with actual penalties. Why am I not surprised that it was the Republicans who blew up almost 250 years of precedent so that they could steal an election, and then a bunch of money, from the American people.
The good news is that you can’t be pardoned for state crimes.
This just reeks of typical Trump business practices. The same kind of scam used to hide launder Russian mob money in the United States.
The problem is that markets don’t like volatility and uncertainty. Rising interest rates and political turmoil (Trump’s tariffs, Brexit, Russia, China, etc.) are rocking the boat in major ways, along with the knowledge we’re approaching a ten-year bull market next year. Now, throw all this in together with corporate…
Saying a recession is going to get here when a boom is going on is very “brace yourselves, winter is coming.”
No shit a recession is coming. They teach you about the business cycle in Econ 101. Predicting when? That’s the harder (impossible) part.
Financial news is some of the most speculative (and potentially harmful) conjecture I’ve seen in my life. I used to think as a child that the stock market was the final frontier of personal finance and adulthood, a place where people put their emotions and biases aside to make calculated, informed decisions. Needless…
It’s 2018, not 1988.
I would guess that Sweden’s financial markets are vulnerable to losing their business in a way that US markets are not.
Either way, high frequency trading contributes little or nothing to the long term viability of the economy.
Conservatives believe that anything bad that has happened to you it’s your fault, regardless of what it is. That’s usually followed up by “fuck you, I got mine.”
I would swear that we had this very discussion about five or six years ago. By we, I mean you, Hamilton and me, Jerry; both strongly in favor of this essential tax. Not only would it raise a lot of revenue (with virtually no pain), but - and this is especially pertinent right now - it could minimize market volatility…
Exactly both men need to burn for it.