Post makes no sense.
I’m not a DEM, I’ve voted GOP in every election since 1978. Including 2016 voting for a GOP candidate other than Trump.
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What does that have to do with the OP
<I really don’t understand how ■■■■ works around here anymore…
And don’t have the time to try to figure it out.
So I’m just gonna post.
Sometimes I’ll be replying to a post…
Sometimes I’ll just be making a comment…
Sometimes a bit of both!
I’m old, have a biz to run and am taking care of my sister.
Figuring out the new Hannity forum?
Kinda low on my list of priorities.
But I’m blaaaaccck…
And baaaaaacck!
And fearless…
And fierce!
When I have the time.
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Dr Who does it all the time.
Personally I think that singling her out for investigation or prosecution would be a way of censoring her based on political views.
Of course if she had been an outspoken critic of Obama, she could certainly could face prosecution. Dinesh D’Souza was tried, convicted and served time in jail because he did not structure his campaign contributions in exact conformance with federal campaign laws. His real crime was being an outspoken critic of Obama.
Similar selective prosecution of political opponents the tool of Putin’s Russia. We need to end the practice here.
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So even though Dinesh D’Souza broke the law… he …
Well…
I don’t know what the point actually is.
The Obama campaign received a large portion of their internet donations from untraceable gift cards and made no attempt to verify that the sources were legal. They ended up paying a fine of a few hundred thousand dollars for cases where the same contributor exceeded the annual limit. The contributor could have been listed as “Mickey Mouse” from “Shanghai China” and they did not care. No one ever faced criminal prosecution for that.
Whistleblower, Bradley Birkenfeld, exposed $20 billion in secret Swiss bank accounts, many held by politically connected people. Only Birkenfeld was criminally prosecuted and convicted because his lawyer gave him incorrect advise about the correct way to report the violations. The bank officials and millionaires with illegal bank accounts simply paid civil penalties, and Obama later played golf with a senior exec from the bank.
Justice is not always blind.
Let me point out that I was solicited on a number of occasions to support Trump’s campaign financially after I indicated that I was Australian.
Most notable President Trump did not make the claim 
He did not refute the claim either.
I don’t think it’s a big problem in the Italian community, inbreeding has been looked down on in the west for quiet awhile, not saying it doesn’t happen but I doubt 55% of Italians are married to their first cousin.
I believe he has but then it doesn’t matter because, TDS sufferers, the MSM and elected Dems will lie and say whatever they want against President Trump and rest of people will just roll our eyes.
Sure ya were champ.
Now let me see: I am the one who received the correspondence; you had no access to those correspondence. Who is the person who can speak to the facts and who is the one who has no way of being able to provide an informed comment?
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You can be anything on the internet.
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I got ads from the Obama campaign when I was reading websites for Mexican media in order to improve my Spanish.
Americans living outside the US can legally contribute. So can non-citizen permanent residents in the US.
The Obama campaign accepted millions in untraceable donations from pre-paid credit cards and gift cards. My understanding is that ended up paying fines on only when the same contributor exceeded the maximum total limit. Unlike the case with Dahesh D’Souza, no one was prosecuted and no one went to jail even though the Washington Post reported that a single contributor made $174,800 in donations, which is many times the legal limit.
For background see:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/10/28/AR2008102803413.html
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I am not an American citizen nor am I a USA permanent resident.
Great post. 
Which is why we tend to take your opinions on “fixing” America with a grain of salt. 
