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Federal agents showed up unannounced at the City Hall office of Finance Committee Chairman Ed Burke, kicked everyone out and papered over the windows Thursday morning.
https://chicago.suntimes.com/news/ed-burke-fbi-federal-agents-city-hal
l-council/
Over his 12 years working for Trump, Burke was allegedly able to cut the property taxes on Trump's downtown tower by more than $14 million.
Burke stopped working for Trump this summer, citing "irreconcilable differences" in letters filed with the Illinois State Property Tax Appeal Board.
https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/418928-federal-agents-raid
-office-of-tax-firm-that-previously-worked-for
If Trump cheated on Illinois taxes he won't be able to pardon himself or his Illinois accountants. He can only pardon for Federal offenses.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
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Over his 12 years working for Trump, Burke was allegedly able to cut the property taxes on Trump's downtown tower by more than $14 million./b]
Did you ever once consider that he might have been paying $14 million too much? It isn't out of the question.
Though we're talking about peanuts compared to what Trump's obligations were, I managed to cut my own property taxes by more than half without even having to get a lawyer involved.
If you don't try to fight you're property taxes it is because you're lazy and/or stupid.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Originally posted by second:
Federal agents showed up unannounced at the City Hall office of Finance Committee Chairman Ed Burke, kicked everyone out and papered over the windows Thursday morning.
https://chicago.suntimes.com/news/ed-burke-fbi-federal-agents-city-hal
l-council/
Over his 12 years working for Trump, Burke was allegedly able to cut the property taxes on Trump's downtown tower by more than $14 million.
Burke stopped working for Trump this summer, citing "irreconcilable differences" in letters filed with the Illinois State Property Tax Appeal Board.
https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/418928-federal-agents-raid
-office-of-tax-firm-that-previously-worked-for
If Trump cheated on Illinois taxes he won't be able to pardon himself or his Illinois accountants. He can only pardon for Federal offenses.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
Let me say it again SECOND. Feds show up at former Trump tax attorney Ed Burke's office, block off windows with brown paper.
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Originally posted by second:
Over his 12 years working for Trump, Burke was allegedly able to cut the property taxes on Trump's downtown tower by more than $14 million./b]
Did you ever once consider that he might have been paying $14 million too much? It isn't out of the question.
Though we're talking about peanuts compared to what Trump's obligations were, I managed to cut my own property taxes by more than half without even having to get a lawyer involved.
If you don't try to fight you're property taxes it is because you're lazy and/or stupid.
That must be it, dummy.
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Can anyone say more and more of the Stelle Dossier is on the money, I can. Hey Putin, here's a 50 million dollar apartment free of charge. Can you say RICO Act? I can, Trump family, RICO Act.
Trump, Putin joint defense agreement. Both giving the same talking point statements. Is anyone keeping track. So far I know of two indictments that include Trump in the indictment. Man is Trump having a bad week. Come to think of it, so is sig, kiki, jsf and jack. Can you say to funny? I can, I can say to funny.
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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:Quote:
Originally posted by second:
Over his 12 years working for Trump, Burke was allegedly able to cut the property taxes on Trump's downtown tower by more than $14 million./b]
Did you ever once consider that he might have been paying $14 million too much? It isn't out of the question.
Though we're talking about peanuts compared to what Trump's obligations were, I managed to cut my own property taxes by more than half without even having to get a lawyer involved.
If you don't try to fight you're property taxes it is because you're lazy and/or stupid.
That must be it, dummy.
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Probably, fuckwit.
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Michael Cohen's latest plea deal shows Mueller's 'starting to finally get to the truth' behind Trump and Russia
Michael Cohen's latest plea deal with the special counsel Robert Mueller has far-reaching implications for President Donald Trump, as well as other witnesses in the Russia investigation.
Cohen pleaded guilty to one count of lying to Congress, marking the first time the special counsel has prosecuted someone for making false statements to Congress, as opposed to the FBI.
"Today's plea deal has certainly shown that anyone who has lied to Congress before about the Russia probe, you don't have to wait for Congress to bring any sort of contempt charge — Mueller will take care of that for them," one Justice Department veteran told INSIDER.
The deal also ascribes a potential motive to Trump for his repeated deference to Russia. "The motive is money and business deals," an expert in criminal law said. "This gives Mueller the last piece of the puzzle."
The deal adds context to other meetings and financial dealings between campaign associates and Russians during the election. "When you start to see corroboration from two people who didn't intersect, as far as plea deals and the time period, and the same facts, that tells you as a prosecutor that you're starting to finally get to the truth," the Justice Department veteran added.
Prosecutors in the Russia investigation made one of their most consequential moves on Thursday when they announced that they had struck a plea deal with Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's former longtime lawyer.
According to a criminal information against Cohen filed by the special counsel Robert Mueller's office, Cohen pleaded guilty to one count of lying to Congress about his Russia contacts last year.
Cohen also pleaded guilty earlier this year to tax evasion, bank fraud, and campaign-finance violations as part of a separate investigation by the Manhattan US attorney's office. He has been cooperating with that inquiry and the Mueller probe since August.
Mueller has already shown a willingness to prosecute witnesses who lie to the FBI, including Michael Flynn, Trump's former national security adviser, George Papadopoulos, a former Trump campaign aide, and Rick Gates, the former deputy campaign chairman.
But Cohen's plea deal with Mueller marks the first time the special counsel has prosecuted someone for making false statements to Congress.
https://www.businessinsider.com/legal-implications-mueller-plea-deal-m
ichael-cohen-trump-russia-2018-11
Can you say oops? I can, I can say oops. This Monday, the 26th of November will go down in history as the beginning of the end for Trump.
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Nah. Trump isn't worried.
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