In July 2019, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg began hosting off-the-record dinners at his home with conservative journalists, commentators and at least one Republican lawmaker — including Lindsey Graham.
Sept 19: Facebook's Zuckerberg met with Trump at the White House
Sept 24: Facebook changed it’s advertising policy to allow LIES in political ads
Sept 25 to Oct 1: Trump campaign spent over $1.6 million on Facebook ads, many of which included false or misleading claims about Biden
Oct 3: CNN REFUSES to air Trump’s Biden ads
Oct 8: Facebook rejects Biden campaign's request to remove Trump ads containing false information
“I’ve always thought that he wanted to make things right by conservatives”, Republican attendee at Zuck’s dinner
How Facebook helped Trump win in 2016
Giving fake election news higher visibility
Running Russian ads for Trump
Running Russian ads against Hillary Clinton
Facebook confirmed its partner Cambridge Analytica stole data on 87 million users - which the Trump Campaign (Brad Parscale) used the data to target ads
Former White House ethics chief says Trump is bribing Republican senators by raising money for lawmakers who support him on impeachment.
FBI? DOJ? FEC?
Trump buying politicians and votes — using bribery and extortion — just as he did with the Ukraine!
Trump, who has raised more than $300 million this year, is urging his immense fundraising network to contribute to Republicans who have signed onto a resolution condemning the House impeachment inquiry, while snubbing Republicans like Sen. Susan Collins of Maine, who refused to support it, Politico reports.
The campaign also snubbed Sen. Martha McSally, R-Ariz., a vulnerable senator who did co-sponsor the resolution but angered Republican officials with her reluctance to exclusively rely on the new Trump-backed fundraising tool WinRed,
Republicans accepting bribes — #LockThemUp
— and violating their Oath of Office, complicit in subverting the Constitution and Rule of Law #MoscowMitch #LeningradLindsey
Trump’s campaign issued a fundraising appeal to supporters to donate funds that would be equally distributed among Sens. Cory Gardner, R-Colo., Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, and Thom Tillis, R-N.C., all of whom are supporting the resolution and face tough re-election battles in 2020.
Trump is also expected to host a fundraiser for Sen. David Perdue, R-Ga., at an event where guests are being asked to donate up to $100,000, according to Politico, and will speak at an event held by the Senate Leadership Conference, a super PAC aligned with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Impeach Trump NOW #UkraineCOVERUP
Richard Painter, chief White House ethics lawyer in the George W. Bush administration tweeted this. Bribery is a FELONY.
Vice President Mike Pence is going all-in defending President Donald Trump on the Ukraine scandal, seconding Trump’s calls for a bogus investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden. That’s probably because Pence knows he is also deeply implicated in the president’s effort to extort Ukraine.
Greg Sargent of the Washington Post goes further, “Mike Pence knew exactly what he was doing” #UkraineGate
“It’s really hard for Pence to claim that he didn’t know exactly what he was doing.”
He heard about the extortion directly from Trump. According to Trump himself, Pence was one of three administration officials (including Mulvaney and Secretary of State Mick Mulvaney) that Trump initially informed of his decision to withhold aid from Ukraine.
He got the memo. According to The Washington Post, Pence “probably would have received the detailed notes of the president’s call”—that is, the five-page memo clearly showing the president’s quid pro quo—well before his sit-down with Zelensky.
His top adviser was on the Zelensky call. Pence’s national security adviser, retired Lt. General Keith Kellogg, was reportedly one of several administration officials who listened in on the July 25 call as it happened.
Try as he might to stay out of the spotlight, Pence is directly implicated in Trump’s shakedown of the Ukrainian government. Trump made him the messenger in his corrupt ploy to turn America’s foreign policy into a tool for his personal political gain.
And then there’s ALL of this:
Trump throws Pence under the bus — 2 days after Nancy Pelosi announced the Impeachment Inquiry.
“I think you should ask for Vice President Pence’s conversation because he had a couple of conversations also,” Trump - Sept 26, 2019
Oct. 3, 2019: Pence declared himself ALL IN
"The fact that my predecessor had a son who was paid $50,000 a month to be on a Ukrainian board, at the time that vice president Biden was leading the Obama Administration’s efforts in Ukraine, I think is worth looking into." - VP @mike_pence
Oct. 4, 2016: Pence said foreign interference was illegal
“This is basic stuff. Foreign donors — and certainly foreign governments — cannot participate in the American political process.”, Mike Pence
U.S. Code § 30121
"It is illegal for any person to solicit, accept, or receive anything of value from a foreign national in connection with a U.S. election,"