Markk wrote: ↑Sun Apr 17, 2022 5:03 pmIs it okay to have a sitting VP or President, or anyone in government to have a financial investment firm that has deep lobbyist ties…manage their monies? Out of hindsight we know that Burisma was paying Rosemont Monies. And were they actually managing Joe’s accounts…or were they paying his bills with LLC monies? I have not been able to find that out…do you have a cf for that fund he owned, I must have missed that, and what investments fed that fund?honorentheos wrote: ↑Sun Apr 17, 2022 4:07 pm
It's whiplash inducing to see folks like Markk declare a VP having assigned financial management of their assets to a company that manages financial matters as demanding an investigation because they...paid his repair bills out of a fund he owned? Yet dismiss Trump's declaration that his business dealings would remain actively managed by his children who then all moved into the White House and took jobs of varying degrees with his campaign. Yeah, I know. Markk doesn't like Trump or something, but at least he lead the country somewhere...
Remember Hunter, and Eric were lobbyists, and Eric might still be one today from what I can find.
Happy Easter, Markk!
Re: your response - To be fair, it’s probably much more efficient to openly install one’s children into White House administrative and staff positions where they can directly steer policy and receive tens of millions in income from their efforts and relationship, as opposed to hoping that it all works out through a lobbying firm. Trump and his family showed us how to do this better than anyone.
That aside, I’m still wondering if you can explain how an unidentified telephone bill (or any of the other minor purchases) being paid by Hunter Biden is a legal issue for JB.