Trump’s July 4th is a scandal that would bring down a legitimate President

Filed in National by on July 4, 2019

Not being a legitimately elected President has given Trump the ability to ignore laws at will. Josh Marshall give a brief snapshot of all the laws he will be breaking this afternoon. They include:

– Illegally using public office for fundraising.
– Illegally using the military for a political rally.
– Illegally selling access to government property.
– Illegally selling access to government officials.
– Illegally funneling money to a political party.

But hey…LOL, nothing matters – Right, Speaker Pelosi?

We’ve seen all the stories about tanks in DC and the Trumpified Fourth of July celebration later this week. These things are wrong. They’re grotesque. But last night I saw something quite different. According to HuffPost, the RNC has been given tickets to distribute for the event. It’s already clear that this is in substance going to be another Trump political rally. But it’s on US government property. It’s paid for by the US government and in significant part by the US military. It not includes display of heavy weaponry. Trump will apparently have the heads of each uniformed service on stage with him as he speaks. Tickets distributed by the RNC are by definition used for fundraising purposes even if they are not directly sold to donors for a certain contribution price. They’re used to leverage political contributions.

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  1. RSE says:

    I figure most incumbents use their position as an advantage over the competition. Obama did it. There was even a first lady who did it to become a senator.

  2. Jason330 says:

    Like all things Trump, this Turned out to be stupid bullshit that didn’t live up to the hype.

    • RSE says:

      I saw two tanks, some helicopters, a small formation of fighter jets, and an old fashioned military style band. I’ve seen bigger displays at sporting events.
      The media said he shouldn’t make July 4th political, but afterwards CNN lamented that he didn’t make it political enough.