Any chance the Day Spa contribute to the campaign or inaugural? Any reason to believe prostitution will be decriminalized and legalized as a favor to a friend?
I betcha this photo will never be found in the "National Enquirer."
I could never understand how Roger Goodell keeps his job, especially, after the corruption was exposed. Does he have a lot on you guys?March 8, 2019
The owner (click here) of the Asian day spa in Jupiter has been active in GOP donor circles, planting her in the orbits of President Donald Trump and other Republicans.
Seated at a round table littered with party favors and the paper-cutout footballs that have become tradition at his annual Super Bowl Watch Party, President Donald Trump cheered the New England Patriots and his longtime friend, team owner Robert Kraft, to victory over the Los Angeles Rams on Feb. 3.
Sometime during the party at Trump’s West Palm Beach country club, the president turned in his chair to look over his right shoulder, smiling for a photo with two women at a table behind him.
The woman who snapped the blurry Super Bowl selfie with the president was Li Yang, 45, a self-made entrepreneur from China who started a chain of Asian day spas in South Florida. Over the years, these establishments — many of which operate under the name Tokyo Day Spas — have gained a reputation for offering sexual services....
What should concern every American about Trump is his affiliation with so many tainted people and organizations he would call friends and donors. This affiliation with the Japan Day Spa is more of the same.
Trump does not live a noble life. Those folks from the Japan Day Spa are sitting with Trump as friends. This was no mistake, they are friends. He can't invite them to Mar A Lago for obvious reasons. So, he meets them where they are.
These are not just a personal issue or personal preference, it compromises him and the security of the USA. The behavior by Trump and his family creates national security concerns. Is it any wonder why Trump likes to much control within the federal government.
8 March 2019
By Jon Swaine
Donald Trump’s inauguration (click here) received tens of thousands of dollars from shell companies that masked the involvement of a foreign contributor or others with foreign ties.
The Guardian has identified the creators of three obscure firms that contributed money to Trump’s inaugural committee, which collected a record $107m as he entered the White House in 2017.
The three companies each gave $25,000 to Trump’s inaugural fund. At least one of the contributions was made for a foreign national who appears ineligible to make political donations in the US.
A spokesman for Thomas Barrack, the chairman of Trump’s inauguration committee, declined to comment. The contributors denied wrongdoing.
Federal prosecutors in New York and the attorney generals of New Jersey and Washington DC have in recent weeks issued subpoenas to the committee, demanding records and information on its contributors and spending.
US election law prohibits non-resident foreigners from contributing to political campaigns, including inaugurations. Donors or campaigns who “knowingly and willfully” breach this rule may be fined or prosecuted....
