Many from the first batch he brought over ended up going home from what I read. The US was too violent for them.

#3 | Posted by qcp at 2026-05-21 01:08 PM

And it didn't help when they learned that they couldn't pay 'slave' wages for nannies and housekeepers like they were able to do back on South Africa.

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What could possibly go wrong...

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How is this not a 'Get Out of Jail Free' card? This would insulate not only Donald Trump, but all members of the Trump family as well as all of their various business endeavors, from ever being audited nor prosecuted even if evidence were to be found that they've committed tax fraud.

And this will set a horrible precedent. What's to stop future presidents from simply suing the government over some perceived grievance and then ordering their DOJ to make a deal which benefits themselves and those close to them, all at the expense of the taxpayers?

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It's also been reported that the DOJ may also be asking the IRS, as part of Trump's settlement with the agency, that neither he nor any of his family members, as well as any of the business entities, will ever be subject to an IRS audit in the future, which would just invite them to commit all kinds of tax fraud and that there would be nothing that anyone could do about it.

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Trump claims he knows nothing about what was agreed to between his lawyers and the DOJ when they set up the nearly $1.8 billion slush fund, referred to as the Anti-Weaponization Fund'. If that's true, then the bar association needs to open an investigation as lawyers are required, by law, to get their clients concurrence before they're allowed to accept any deal in their client's name.

But that aside, it appears that the agreement that Trump's lawyers made with the DOJ and the Treasury Department is that Trump will appoint five individuals, whom he can remove anytime he wishes for whatever reason he wishes, to a panel which will decide who gets money from this slush fund. And the way it's set up, conceivably it will only take two individuals to agree for a payment to be made since three individuals will constitute a quorum and only a majority is needed for a decision, which would therefore only need to be two individuals.

Also, the payouts will be confidential and the individuals receiving them will not have to pay any taxes on the money. Also, there will be no restrictions on how the money is spent, meaning that it could be used to fund a criminal enterprise or it could conceivably be paid to individuals who are not US citizens or who don't even reside in the United States. Basically, there are NO restrictions on who can receive a payout, even to a member of the Trump family. The only individual, who is barred by law from taking any of the money, is Donald Trump himself.

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And keep in mind that Trump is claiming that he was irreparably harmed because an IRS subcontractor gave two-years worth of his tax returns to the New York Times. If this had ever gone to court it would have been thrown out. After all, ever since Nixon was president, all presidential and vice-presidential candidates have released years worth of their income tax returns and there's no record that any of them have ever been harmed by those releases, so how could Trump make that claim unless he was afraid that it would show that he had cheated on his taxes or that he was not as wealthy as he claimed that he was.

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And I suspect that before this over, most all of the South Lawn will have been paved over, which will give Trump even more space to hold outdoor 'events' including UFC fights and anything else that he might deem appropriate for his new concept of the Executive Mansion. If he really wants to make the White House feel like one of his resorts, I don't know why he doesn't just tear up all ot White House grounds and put in a golf course.

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And Trump never even showed as he was too busy getting in a round of golf at one of his resorts at taxpayer expense, which included renting golf carts to the Secret Service and charging green fees for any of them who where present on the course, whether they were playing golf or not.

But they did play a video of Trump reciting a passage from the Bible. However, the White House didn't take the time to record a message just for the event, but rather recycled the same video that he taped from the Oval Office last month for the Bible reading marathon that he 'participated' in.

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Note that our oldest son, when he was in Army infantry boot camp in 1989, was taught how to use a bayonet as an offensive weapon.

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More of your tax dollars at work...

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Yes, a slush fund from which Trump will hand out taxpayer's money to convicted felons and disbarred lawyers...

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Ironically, Alex Haley grew up in Tennessee...

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If this report is accurate, it could be more aircraft than what Iran has lost during Trump's 'skirmish'.

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With all of his claimed knowledge of the Bible, didn't Trump ever come across the part about the 'Golden Calf'?

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This represents nearly $60 million having been paid to the Trump family with nothing to show for it.

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