Ex-President Donald Trump’s team is collaborating with American Conservative Union (ACU) chair Matt Schlapp to decide which of Trump’s former staffers who’ve been subpoenaed by the House Jan. 6 committee deserve some financial help, according to CNN.
If they do provide legal funds to folks who don’t cooperate and do not provide legal funds to folks who do cooperate, then this is bribery, witness tampering and obstruction of justice, and conspiracy on those counts as well, and Matt Schlapp and his cronies should all go to jail.
“We are certainly not going to assist anyone who agrees with the mission of the committee and is aiding and abetting the committee,” the ACU leader told CNN.
Man, this is rich. Here’s a union that does not support labor rights. True to form, they make it their mission to screw themselves with fundraising efforts aimed toward obstruction of justice.
Not to mention that the “gifts” of money are most likely to subject to taxes as well. Any good tax lawyers prowling this forum that can shed light on this aspect of the “bribery?”