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For the 1000th time, Powell didn't use a private server.
Colin Powell is defending his use of a personal email account during his time as secretary of state, as Democrats stepped up complaints that the intense focus on Hillary Clinton's email practices reflects a double standard.
Powell's statement came after a top Democrat released an email Powell sent Clinton in early 2009 describing his use of personal communication devices in State's secure executive suite despite warnings from security officials that such use could jeopardize classified information.Colin Powell defends personal email use - POLITICO
He did- and the congress members also have own servers and there is no problem- as they removed any ethical liability or FOIA from it - so I am sure senator Clinton just moved her email to her own new office as SOS-- I already said- 100 times at least- top secret info is sent inside SKIFF!
Trump recognizes that it’s “visually important, as president, to in no way have a conflict of interest," and "repeatedly insists that he did not seek the presidency to enrich himself; making America great again is more important to him than making money."
It really wouldn't be all that hard to do. It's not like he runs a "global conglomerate on the order of Apple, General Electric or Berkshire Hathaway."
1) Sell off the licensing deals.
2) Sell twelve golf courses, two hotels, one resort, one building and liquidate a handful of real estate partnerships.
Done. Conflict of interest put to rest and he and his family can focus on what they say is truly important -- making America great.
It would actually be very difficult to sell any or all of Trump's businesses. It's a little wrinkle in the proceedings I don't think he anticipated, because he didn't expect to win. But to sell them, he'd have to convince someone with a lot of money, that the businesses were worth something. And that would unavoidably lead to the public realization that they aren't actually worth much at all, if their debts and liabilities are taken into account. He's going to be exposed in one more dimension of his fraud. His refusal to reveal his tax returns, is another way he has delayed exposing his shaky financial status. He's going to keep surfing along, on this big wave, as long as he can. But the truth will have to emerge and only his indoctrinated cult members will stand by him. The fun and glory might even crash on the beach, before the Inauguration.
NOW Mrs. Clinton never had a govt. email account -her staff did- for gen. internal sends - so what this tells me, her account and email was used for how many years? and how many generals an congressmen govt people agencies etc etc?? and HOW many replied and did not scream not authorized? all of it is BS!
Yes it was against policy. So is using charitable donations for ones own use, but that has yet to be proven, still in-process.
You are entitled to your opinions, but not your facts.
You are confused about who used charitable donations for their own use.
Trump is the one who used charitable donations for his own use. He paid a $2,500 fine for using Trump Foundation money to bribe the Florida AG. He also used money from this fund to buy a portrait and other items for his personal use, and also to get himself out of some legal troubles.
You are entitled to your opinions, but not your facts.
You are confused about who used charitable donations for their own use.
Trump is the one who used charitable donations for his own use. He paid a $2,500 fine for using Trump Foundation money to bribe the Florida AG. He also used money from this fund to buy a portrait and other items for his personal use, and also to get himself out of some legal troubles.
It would actually be very difficult to sell any or all of Trump's businesses. It's a little wrinkle in the proceedings I don't think he anticipated, because he didn't expect to win. But to sell them, he'd have to convince someone with a lot of money, that the businesses were worth something. And that would unavoidably lead to the public realization that they aren't actually worth much at all, if their debts and liabilities are taken into account. He's going to be exposed in one more dimension of his fraud. His refusal to reveal his tax returns, is another way he has delayed exposing his shaky financial status. He's going to keep surfing along, on this big wave, as long as he can. But the truth will have to emerge and only his indoctrinated cult members will stand by him. The fun and glory might even crash on the beach, before the Inauguration.
Though Trump might balk at having everyone see his actual financial position, it doesn't look like it would be all that difficult to sell off his various businesses and invest the money is federal bonds or some such.
It's not like he runs a "global conglomerate on the order of Apple, General Electric or Berkshire Hathaway.
Colin Powell is defending his use of a personal email account during his time as secretary of state, as Democrats stepped up complaints that the intense focus on Hillary Clinton's email practices reflects a double standard.
Powell's statement came after a top Democrat released an email Powell sent Clinton in early 2009 describing his use of personal communication devices in State's secure executive suite despite warnings from security officials that such use could jeopardize classified information.Colin Powell defends personal email use - POLITICO
He did- and the congress members also have own servers and there is no problem- as they removed any ethical liability or FOIA from it - so I am sure senator Clinton just moved her email to her own new office as SOS-- I already said- 100 times at least- top secret info is sent inside SKIFF!
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Originally Posted by Steve McDonald
It would actually be very difficult to sell any or all of Trump's businesses. It's a little wrinkle in the proceedings I don't think he anticipated, because he didn't expect to win. But to sell them, he'd have to convince someone with a lot of money, that the businesses were worth something. And that would unavoidably lead to the public realization that they aren't actually worth much at all, if their debts and liabilities are taken into account. He's going to be exposed in one more dimension of his fraud. His refusal to reveal his tax returns, is another way he has delayed exposing his shaky financial status. He's going to keep surfing along, on this big wave, as long as he can. But the truth will have to emerge and only his indoctrinated cult members will stand by him. The fun and glory might even crash on the beach, before the Inauguration.
I dont disagree w/your post but two people
Sheldon Addlestein and the Mercers could buy him out
They want him in power and they have yhe moola
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