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I guess the poor are good targets because these asshats sure do like to rob from them. No conscience whatsoever; Sekulow and dt are two peas in a pod.
Jay Sekulows Son Made Close to $1 Million From Family Charity
Trumps lawyer appointed his son as a director of his religious nonprofit when the kid was just 18. His prior experience? An internship at Nickelodeon.
Kelly Weill
07.03.17 1:00 AM ET
Poor Christians opened their wallets to a religious nonprofit run by Donald Trumps lawyer Jay Sekulow. In turn, Sekulow hired one of his own teenage sonsstraight out of a Nickelodeon internshipand named him a director of the charity, where the son subsequently earned nearly a million dollars.
Authorities in New York and North Carolina are investigating Sekulows charity, Christian Advocates Serving Evangelism, following reports that the nonprofit doled out millions to Sekulow and his immediate family. On Tuesday, The Guardian revealed that the so-called charity led an aggressive telemarketing campaign, asking impoverished Christians to sacrifice their money, or warning them that Islamic extremists are headed in your direction, and you are most likely the main target.
Over $886,000 of those donations from CASE and its related organizations was paid out to Logan Sekulow, Jays son, who was first named a CASE director when he was just 18.
The Sekulow family has full control of CASE, which raked in $229 million in donations from 2011 to 2015 alone, The Washington Post reported. CASE solicited donations through an aggressive phone campaign. A script for CASE telemarketers, obtained by The Guardian, instructed callers to pressure the poor for money. Could you possibly make a small sacrificial gift of even $20 within the next three weeks? the script instructed telemarketers to ask retirees, the unemployed, and other people who said they were too poor to give. The donations would go toward preserving our traditional Christian values, the script said.
But over $886,000 of those funds were paid to Logan Sekulow over 12 years in his function as a director, according to tax documents.
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http://www.thedailybeast.com/jay-sekulows-son-made-close-to-dollar1-million-from-family-charity
Penn Voter
(247 posts)they are con artists who have become rich selling Jesus. Their version of Jesus, is "supply side" Jesus. The one who believes that blessed is he who believes in a small capital gains tax.
secondwind
(16,903 posts)I'm so sick of these con artists.
Vinca
(50,279 posts)Fundies must be the most gullible people on earth.
kentuck
(111,104 posts)This grifter makes her look like an amateur.