Trump Campaigns Moved Millions into Trump Businesses after Elections

Trump has moved Millions of Dollars from his Re-Election Campaign into his Personal Account and the Trump Organization.

In fact, he was even Moving Money Out of the Campaign and into those Accounts after he Lost the Election to Biden. Trump’s “joint-fundraising committees,” the ones that Partner with the Republican Party, also moved about $4.3 Million of Donor Money into Trump’s Business from January 20th, 2017 to December 31st, 2020, at least $331,000 of which came after the Election.

This Accounting compliments a story from after the Election that detailed how much Money the Trump Campaign was Fundraising on the promise of Paying for Ballot Recounts, while Not Spending All of that Donor Money on Recounts.

Much of this Money went to cover Rent and Travel and other Expenses, and is Collected in the Campaign’s Federal Election Committee (FEC) Filings.

But, as with his Presidency, Trump’s Campaign Finances are Not unlike his Regular Finances Self-Dealing.

This is Not all the Money that likely went to Trump-owned Businesses, but the Money that very clearly went to Trump.

An Example is $31,000 in Air Fare to a Company named DT Endeavor LLC, is a Business Legal Entity Registered in compliance with the National Legislation of the State of Connecticut under the Legal Form of Foreign Limited Liability Company. Business Activities of this Company are Managed by and Responsible for Correct Companys Operations on the Market, DONALD J. TRUMP as Principal with the Seat at 725 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY, 10022.

Less than a week after that, the Campaign paid $3,000 in Rent to Trump Restaurants LLC, which Trump owns Outright. That Company appears to be connected to a Souvenir Stand in the Basement of Trump Tower in New York City.

Trump's 2020 Campaign reported it Paid $6,037 to a Business belonging to an Arizona Legislator, Rep. Mark Finchem (R-AZ, 11th District), who sought to have the Legislature Overturn Biden's Win in the State. The Payment was Reimbursement for “crowd control and security costs" for a Nov. 30th Post-Election Meeting he convened at a Phoenix Hotel for Presentations by Trump Attorney, Rudy Giuliani, and others.










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