Wednesday, March 27, 2024

F. E.C. doesn’t even discuss PACs.

(Click here) The FEC discusses individual contributions, but, not political action committees. The PAC phenomenon became popular while “W” was running for office. All of a sudden the IRS code of 501(c)4 became a focus for political issues. I want to stress the idea of issues.

What is curious is the use by Trump of a SuperPac funding his lawyers. Trump’s lawyers do not qualify for the SuperPAC designation.

The IRS code for these SuperPACs clearly states the organization cannot claim it is non-profit. It has to exist for profit. But, the definition doesn’t stop there. The IRS clearly states “must be operated exclusively to promote social welfare.” Trump’s legal fees are not social issues, they are personal costs.

There is also the PROBLEM that Trump’s family is stating any donation should first go to the RNC and then the SuperPAC. The family in promoting donations are not delineating separation of interest between the two entities. Follow?

The F.E.C. may have authority to request clarification of the two organizations and what their purposes are making one exclusively non-profit political organization and one for profit for a social issue. It seems very clear the Trump family is not treating either organization as an exclusive organization so much as two organizations for one purpose and that is Trump’s legal fees. I am fairly certain there is fraud by the Trump family in the treatment of both organizations as the organizations are achieving political donations beyond the FEC limit.

This maybe fall to the D.O.J., however it appears any investigation is most likely within the authority of the IRS. Given the egregious nature of the Trump family and a continued interest for promoting political domination of American elections to instill communism in the USA rather than democracy and the free market system an urgent investigation is needed. There is a lot wrong here and the IRS with possibly the FBI should treat this fraud urgently.