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    Demokraten stellen Gesetzesentwurf vor, um „offensichtliche Bestechung im Zusammenhang mit Trump-Ballsaalspenden zu stoppen“

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    1. Quiet-Corner6150 on

      How sad this country is that we are introducing bills around „APPARENT bribery“, something that should’ve been shut down using a different line a lot sooner.

    2. HumongousBelly on

      How the fuck is that psychopath mbs allowed inside the USA? And then in the White House? And then inside the presidents‘s mouth?!

      This timeline is fucking insane

    3. LuvKrahft on

      See America, Trump campaigning on tax cuts for billionaires (and trillionaire) is getting Trump a gold painted ballroom.

      That’s enough money to pay people way way better wages, but hey, trump got a ballroom.

    6. smersh101 on

      The US political system runs on very apparent bribery. Too bad the Supreme Court calls it free speech.

    7. 2HDFloppyDisk on

      Love how Booz Allen lays off employees but still “donates” to the ballroom

    8. katiescasey on

      people are freakin that they wont be able to ride the orange Cheeto’s coat tails to money town anymore

    11. ThisIsMyHobbyAccount on

      I just cannot understand this concept. How does anyone „donate“ anything to the Federal Government? In my line of work, the Government has to buy anything they have possession of. If I buy a civil servant coffee at a meeting, I’m at risk of the perception of bribery. If I give software to a Government office, I’m at risk of the perception of bribery. If I give a ride to a Government employee to the lunch spot on a Government campus, I’m at risk of the perception of bribery. Any one of these things is so clearly and obviously against the law already. How is anything at all relating to this ballroom possibly legal?

    13. 30carpileupwithyou on

      Why can’t it be for all the bribery not just this specific flavor?

    14. zubuneri on

      Can we undo this push for H1Bs which is a blatant quid pro quo from the tech company bribes?

    15. PissOnStuff on

      Amazing that we need to try to pass laws that essentially ask the government to please obey its own rules.

    16. Azsunyx on

      At this point I bet they’ve spent way more money on bribes than they ever would have if we taxed them appropriately (the „donors“ that are citizens, anyway)

    20. Wolfman01a on

      It’s a waste of money anyway. We’re going to tear that ballroom down.

    21. YouWereBrained on

      I would start with subpoenaing the CEOs and asking them why they did it.

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