Either someone in Trump’s campaign is stealing from him, or Trump is using the campaign to pay off someone he doesn’t want people to know he has a business relationship with.
It gets weirder. “Draper Sterling” is the subject of an FEC complaint about a potentially illegal payment made to it by a PAC (run by the brother of one of the two men living in the house in Londonderry) that shares its address with a “coffee shop” (the street address of which is a vacant lot) also owned by one of those two men, and when their phone number was called the PAC head answered despite supposedly living in Virginia.
This whole thing sounds like a front for some kind of mob activity.
I know everyone likes to question Trump’s intelligence and net worth but using the campaign to pay $30k to someone he doesn’t want people to know about is impossibly stupid. There’s about a zillion other ways that don’t require an FEC filing.
So first it’s not apparently a registered company, now it’s registered to a guy who has done political work in the past. But oh wait, they’ve had an FEC complaint filed by some economics professor. Maybe we should wait until some real reporters look into it instead of jumping to the conclusions the amateur brigade is leading us?
Not really as that story is basically reporting on the thinkprogress story rather than doing any of their own research. Think I’ll wait before I assume Trump is paying off the mob through his campaign funds.
Did you even read the ThinkProgress story? Did you notice the copies of FEC records?
Or that a website in question has been taken down? And all that’s left is a password protected page?
I am not a fan of conspiracy theories, but there are also times in which I just don’t believe in coincidences. Lewandoski fired, then FEC irregularities in his town next door appear just one day later? He got canned for skimming, no doubt about it. Hope he enjoys the court system!