30 Jan 2020 11:05 am
Maybe you missed this part.Termin8tor » 30 Jan 2020 10:27 am » wrote:"Deepleftyfield.com?"Misty » 30 Jan 2020 9:53 am » wrote:A family of grifters.
Every **** one of them.
Melania Trump Is Under Investigation For Engaging In Potentially Illegal Financial Deals
Hey, there's a well known credible source.
And "potentially," no less.
From the psychopath who rejects my excellent sources.
You're kidding, right?
The WSJ.The Wall Street Journal reported that federal prosecutors were looking at whether or not foreigners illegally donated to President Trump’s inaugural committee and a pro-Trump Super PAC in the hope of buying influence when it came to American policy.
Isn't that one of the excellent sources you say you use?
https://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-inau ... 1544736455
Anyone who uses Gatewaypundit as a regular source doesn't have a leg to stand on when it comes to anyone else's sources.
Gee, I wonder why in 2018 Melania suddenly dropped her long time friend who got a $26 million inaugural contract?
Why do you think they were so unhappy that the Times broke the story, if there was nothing shady going on?First lady Melania Trump has dropped one of her advisers, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, after it was revealed that Wolkoff’s firm received a $26 million contract to help plan President Donald Trump’s inauguration last year.
The New York Times reports that the Trumps were not happy when the paper first broke the story about the payment.
Stephanie Grisham, a spokeswoman for the first lady, said Melania Trump “had no knowledge of how funds were spent” with regard to the inauguration of her husband.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/melania-t ... n-contract
ROFL......Melania distanced herself from that **** real quick.
I remember this story about Stephanie Wolkoff and the Inauguration very well.
Like everyone else who gets involved with the Trumps, she has gone down in flames.
Wolkoff started a company just 6 weeks before the Inauguration and she got a $26 million dollar contract?The Rise and Fall of Stephanie Winston Wolkoff
Just a week after the January 20, 2017 inauguration of President Donald Trump, America’s new First Lady, Melania Trump, announced her first hire.
Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, a New York social fixture, event planner, and former Vogue staffer, was brought on as an unpaid advisor to Mrs. Trump, a role which took precedence over traditionally crucial team members such as a chief of staff or social secretary.
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Almost always described as a “longtime friend of the First Lady,” Wolkoff was also one of the key planners for Donald Trump’s 2017 inauguration, and her responsibilities included securing venues and subcontracting out to New York society event planner David Monn.
Her involvement in the inauguration, however, ultimately landed her in hot water.
In late February of this year, The New York Times revealed that WIS Media Partners, a company Wolkoff had started about six weeks before the inauguration, was paid $25.8 million by the president's inaugural committee for its role in planning the event; they were the largest single vendor.
These numbers made headlines because the Trump committee had raised $106.8 million, roughly twice as much as Barack Obama's 2009 committee, and IRS filings showed it spent most of the money on events that were scaled back significantly from past years.
A source told the Times that Wolkoff personally received $1.62 million for her work.
Wolkoff told the paper her firm earned that amount "for all of its consulting and creative services, which was divided among our staff of 15 members (including myself).”
In the wake of the Times story, the First Lady's office publicly announced that it would no longer be working with Wolkoff.
While multiple sources told the paper that the move was specifically prompted by displeasure from the Trumps over the news that Wolkoff’s firm took such a hefty payday, Wolkoff herself rebuts this.
That doesn't smell much.