.@NoLabelsOrg's Mark Penn is a Trump cheerleader; advising Trump on private White House visits. No Labels knows they can’t win the Presidency, but they can steal the race from Joe Biden and hand it to Trump. And that’s been Mark Penn’s plan all along.
No Labels still refuses to name their donors, but detective work has uncovered some of them.
#WhoFundsNoLabels
Harlan Crow, who has been bribing Clarence Thomas for decades.
Michael Smith donated over $5.5 million to Mitch McConnell's super PAC & supported Glenn Youngkin's campaign.
Tom McInerney regular donor to the RNC and GOP-linked super-PACs. This year, he's given nearly $100,000 to the RNC & over $200,000 to the National Republican Congressional Committee.
Allan Keen - $135,000 to Trump Victory before the 2020 election.
𝗧𝗵𝗲𝘆 𝗱𝗼𝗻'𝘁 𝘄𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝗯𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗴𝘂𝗻 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗼𝗹.
If you do, vote for Democrats, up & down the ballot.
Jared and Ivanka earned between $172 million and $640 million while serving in the White House during the Trump administration. 6 months after Donald Trump's left the White House, Jared received $2 billion from the Saudis.
The House Oversight Committee has initiated an investigation, and Senator Elizabeth Warren has called for the Department of Justice to look into the $2 billion.
Should Jared Kushner be investigated by the DOJ? If they find corruption, should Jared Kushner be criminally charged?
@Schiavojer @AlanGIsaac @charliekirk11 What breaking of the law are you claiming? No doubt left individuals do some illegal 💩,but it you care to look Rs have used executive power since Nixon like a crime syndicate w/serious demonstrable illegality on a massive scale& very little on the Left
Disgusting: Senator Ron Johnson, one of the wealthiest sitting Senators and members of Congress, believes that Social Security unfairly taxes millionaires and billionaires to support Americans in lower tax brackets.
Johnson, whose net worth is estimated at $78 million, spoke during a hearing labeled "Protecting Social Security for All: Making the Wealthy Pay Their Fair Share" and said that Social Security was no more than a "nanny state" program that exists because regular folks can't be trusted to plan for their own retirement.
Most Americans have been contributing to Social Security for as long as they have been part of the work force, and the agreement is that when they are ready to retire, those funds will be available to them to help them survive. Concerns about the solvency of the program have caused people to question whether the wealthy are paying their fair share.
Johnson, the multi-millionaire Senator who has also referred to Social Security as a Ponzi scheme, said that that Social Security was not meant to be a "general welfare system," and asked what percent of billionaires wages should be taxable.
Amy Hanauer, Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy executive director, replied "You know, we had 400 billionaires who paid less than an 8% tax rate, so more than that."
Do you agree that millionaires and billionaires should contribute more to the society that helped them amass their wealth, or do you think they are entitled to be as stingy as they want to be?
This morning, Donald Trump raged at Fox News for showing 'Horrible' pictures of him: "3 people in New Hampshire asked me why Fox News uses such 'horrible' pictures of me when doing or promoting a story"
Donald Trump has a very fragile ego. Please don't retweet this "horrible" Trump picture
Moscow citizens began to receive calls from unfamiliar numbers allegedly from Wagner PMC - residents are called to "support the Wagnerites and take to the streets"