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3. And what is the "fair market value" for a club fee that doubled after he was elected? (nt)

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Fri Jun 9, 2017, 09:50 PM

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DOJ: Trump can accept payments from foreign governments [View all] swag Jun 2017 OP

WOW - they are nuts rurallib Jun 2017 #1

"lawyers from the DOJ" Roy Rolling Jun 2017 #30

Actually, probably not. Think like an Attorney for a minute bitterross Jun 2017 #33

thank you rurallib Jun 2017 #35

Well, thinking like a lawyer, TomSlick Jun 2017 #38

I don't disagree with your assertions/premise. bitterross Jun 2017 #39

Unquestionably correct. TomSlick Jun 2017 #46

I don't think so, based on two prongs. Yo_Mama Jun 2017 #47

Coming soon: Don, Melania, Jared, & Ivanka infomercials Freethinker65 Jun 2017 #2

And what is the "fair market value" for a club fee that doubled after he was elected? (nt) thesquanderer Jun 2017 #3

...and the membership fee that doubled to $200K! Qutzupalotl Jun 2017 #18

The DOJ brief totally ignores those glaring facts. SunSeeker Jun 2017 #22

And an author doesn't get to know the names of who buys his books muriel_volestrangler Jun 2017 #25

Fair enough Roy Rolling Jun 2017 #31

Or Trump charging the taxpayers $35,000 for renting his golfcarts to himself stuffmatters Jun 2017 #43

F'ckng crooked country. CentralMass Jun 2017 #4

Our banana republic certification is in the mail! swag Jun 2017 #5

No. I ain't goin for this shit. Just not. No. NYET goddamit. end of message Leghorn21 Jun 2017 #6

Did they say anything about bucolic_frolic Jun 2017 #7

Or Trump selling green cards as real estate investments. He did it before Jared bigtime. stuffmatters Jun 2017 #44

OMG. One corrupt thing after another. nt Honeycombe8 Jun 2017 #8

The situation is without precedent so some law is gonna get made. Shrike47 Jun 2017 #9

Or as Trump would say: "unpresidented". keithbvadu2 Jun 2017 #10

Makes sense - the law applies to everyone except Trump. procon Jun 2017 #11

Originalism? Never heard of it. NT mahatmakanejeeves Jun 2017 #12

That's some Newt Gingrich thinking right there ProudLib72 Jun 2017 #13

Sure enough dalton99a Jun 2017 #14

keep on bringing him to the courts. This is how the shady deals of his 'charities', foundations, Sunlei Jun 2017 #15

Has anyone found a link to the DoJ brief? TomSlick Jun 2017 #16

Here's the feds' Motion to Dismiss. SunSeeker Jun 2017 #20

Otherwise known as a Silkwood Shower Hestia Jun 2017 #37

LOL Exactly. SunSeeker Jun 2017 #41

It's a very pretty brief but TomSlick Jun 2017 #48

Also, see my Reply 22 up the thread. SunSeeker Jun 2017 #23

as crooked as it gets now folks. just wow. TeamPooka Jun 2017 #17

Who else claimed that if the president does it, that means it isn't illegal? FuzzyRabbit Jun 2017 #19

Well, there's no chance they could disguise bribes as "fair-market commercial transactions", so OK ! eppur_se_muova Jun 2017 #21

OK, Original Intent guys, where does it say bucolic_frolic Jun 2017 #24

Is this mercuryblues Jun 2017 #26

LOL! And in the small print it says, "As long as he shares his booty with his DOJ appointees." Squinch Jun 2017 #27

So now the DOJ argues that the Constitution is an unenforceable Progressive dog Jun 2017 #28

Exactly stuffmatters Jun 2017 #45

Isn't that special. C_U_L8R Jun 2017 #29

Okay then, let's make this Article II of the impeachment, right behind treason. sinkingfeeling Jun 2017 #32

Trump's assets were SUPPOSED to go into a BLIND TRUST !! vkkv Jun 2017 #34

Well, that's it then. It is now legal to take bribes, hush money louis-t Jun 2017 #36

The Day the Music Died jpak Jun 2017 #40

And to use his hotels as cash cow question everything Jun 2017 #42