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Of course they were all involved. All that’s left are the prosecutions.
How on earth could they have possibly spent millions of dollars on an event that required little more than rental of a stage, a couple of big screens, and some A/V equipment?
From the article:
[“Reached by phone, Pierson declined to comment.”]
Indeed…
You do remember Trump’s Inauguration festivities?
Plus ya’ll keep in mind that Kimberly Guilfoyle lies, and now the liars club is claiming that she’s lying about raising money for them? That’s rich. 
Same way they supposedly spent millions on the 2017 inauguration that featured junior high school bands and teenage baton twirlers.
In other words, most of it probably ended up in the pockets of FatAss and his spawn.
“Texts Show Kimberly Guilfoyle Bragged About Raising Millions For Rally That Fueled Capitol Riot.”
Sorry, but if she didn’t scream it with nervous laughter from a podium, it doesn’t count.
(Fun Fact: When Kimberly Guilfoyle unhinges her jaw, she can swallow Chris Christie whole.)
She hadn’t acquired the proper FU themed necklace.
boasted to a GOP operative that she had raised $3 million for the rally that helped fuel the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
How much of it went up Jr’s nose?
But seriously, who had Kimmy as the first crack in the dam? I would have had markymeadows slipping up somewhere, he’s just not that careful.
The Trump Hotel in DC wasn’t cheap for those bands…
Has this question been put forth consistently?
“Why did Meadows leave the House to work for Trump?” (yes I understand the perks, but Trump is a One-Way-Loyalty-Guy)
Didn’t Kim and Jr split?
Flights, busses, room and board for ~2000 insurrectionists adds up pretty quickly. Plus, the golf carts had to be rented and flown in from Bedminsty, NJ.
$3million?!?! That’s a LOT of lap dances!!!
Wow, I was thinking the goobers footed their own bill.
How naive of me.
In one case, Wren routed roughly $150,000 from Fancelli to the Republican Attorneys General Association’s Rule of Law Defense Fund, which then purchased a robocall instructing Trump supporters to come to Washington and march on the Capitol after the president’s speech. The robocall was purchased in order to satisfy the conditions of the donation, a person familiar with the transaction told ProPublica.
So, most all Red State AGs were in on the insurrection, too. Good to know. Let the resignations begin.
You misspelled “prosecutions”.
Because he’s a moron, and WHCOS is a better gig than back-bench minority MOC.
Rooms at the Trump International Hotel, soon to be a Waldorf Astoria, are pricey.
Define “split”. Split how? Split in two? Split the premises? Split the proceeds? Split their spit? Splittle their spittal?