Following is sourced from Robert Barnes. Whole case looks dodgy and political. What is notable is what is not in the indictment of Bannon. There is no complainant, which indicates that the SDNY (more about them below) did this on their own initiative which, given that an unusually high percentage of the money raised (+- 95%) was actually spent on the project, makes it very fishy. There is also no detailed tracing of specific funds.Service Dog wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2020 12:42 pmSo then-- t e c h n i c a l l y you're wrong. But, as long as you're basically correct, then your fact-check is still valid, eh?free thoughtpolice wrote: ↑ The facebook post, the Limbaugh claim, and the Daily Caller article are making basically the same claim about the 2014 activities of the Clinton Foundation.
By that standard-- the Facebook & Rush Limbaugh claims about the Clinton Foundation were basically correct. And only deemed wrong by Politico applying a nit-picky standard.
And the We Build The Wall guys basically spent their donors' money the way they said they would.
“I did this kind of as a volunteer,” Bannon said.
Hey-- he only claimed to be kind of a volunteer. So he's in the clear!
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If you have any evidence that the Lincoln Project has been breaking the law let's see it.
https://youtu.be/tNvuYPpX0C0?t=240
The aim of the project was always understood to be to prove a political point to Republican politicians, i.e. that there was strong public support for it. Nobody in their right mind expected a significant amount of wall to be built by project.
The Southern District of New York has a history of political prosecutions of the right and of letting insiders skate. They also have an unusual bent for prosecuting outside of what should be their jurisdiction. Apparently Bannon has been advising Trump again and brought his message back on track so there is a reason to neutralise him. The other aim could be to get access to the names of donors. The left has a very nasty recent history of using government institutions to go after donors to the political right.
