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gab13by13

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1. Why is it always private citizens?

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Thu Apr 18, 2024, 12:31 PM

Apr 2024

What will CREW say, Please Mr. Garland, please Chris Wray, could you look into this bogus loan? Maybe appoint another special counsel? Maybe ask the fucking IRS to investigate Trump?

Nothing will be done. Even the fucking monitor reported this bogus loan and nothing was done then, so what makes anyone believe that DOJ or the FBI or the IRS will listen to a private citizens group?

I wouldn't doubt that Sleepy Don claimed that 50 million as a tax deduction, but we will never know.

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'The loan appears to have never existed': Watchdog sues Trump over mystery $50M 'hidden debt,' [View all] BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 OP

Why is it always private citizens? gab13by13 Apr 2024 #1

Obviously a lot of financial crimes go unpunished PatSeg Apr 2024 #5

"Why is it always private citizens?" BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #7

News Flash 2.0 gab13by13 Apr 2024 #11

You still aren't understanding how government agencies operate BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #18

who exactly wants that? quakerboy Apr 2024 #17

I sure as hell don't want that BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #19

One other thing gab13by13 Apr 2024 #2

But, but, but... according to his corrupt six... he's presumably... Justice matters. Apr 2024 #3

Two sets of rules and everyone's afraid to do anything bucolic_frolic Apr 2024 #31

Best to assume every transaction by Trump involves illegal activity. Doodley Apr 2024 #4

Loan was created by his Beautiful Mind? Captain Zero Apr 2024 #21

The reason being that when moniss Apr 2024 #6

What if the loan came from Trump to Trump? gab13by13 Apr 2024 #9

You have to have moniss Apr 2024 #16

Very informative response! GreenWave Apr 2024 #33

Or Putin to *Rump? ariadne0614 Apr 2024 #28

IRS Inspector General Michael Horowitz has taken action, gab13by13 Apr 2024 #8

IRS is under Treasury BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #10

My bad, gab13by13 Apr 2024 #13

IRS had nothing to do with those investigations - they were all DoJ. Ocelot II Apr 2024 #30

Kickin' Faux pas Apr 2024 #12

And get away with MotownPgh Apr 2024 #14

And no crime the DOJ isn't willing to look the other way for. onecaliberal Apr 2024 #20

Why hasn't the FBI/DOJ acted on this Miguelito Loveless Apr 2024 #15

Where has the IRS been ? republianmushroom Apr 2024 #22

IRS is woefully (and intentionally) underfunded and understaffed. Ocelot II Apr 2024 #32

I guess the "presidential immunity" defense doesn't apply here FakeNoose Apr 2024 #23

I've known about this bogus loan for years!! Grins Apr 2024 #24

Get in line, guys. Long list in front of you. You just got #9642 and they're still working on #37. Wonder Why Apr 2024 #25

Or more like this BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #27

Mr. tRump seems like he'd have pretty good knowledge about phony loans Blue Owl Apr 2024 #26

Almost sounds like a shelf registration for loans bucolic_frolic Apr 2024 #29

This might ruin his reputation. Swede Apr 2024 #34

Donny's favorite game isn't really golf--it's this: tanyev Apr 2024 #35