Here's The Real Reason Why Melania Trump's Fundraiser Was Shut Down--She Must Be Freaking Out!

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Melania hires sloppy firms--or she is crooked herself. maybe both.






Here’s The Real Reason Why Melania Trump’s Fundraiser Was Shut Down—She Must Be Freaking Out!



Maria Pierides - Mar 11



Melania Trump's 'Tulips & Topiaries' fundraising event that was due to take place in Naples, Florida on April 9th has been canceled, following reports that the charity she was said to be raising money for hadn’t undergone the correct registration required by Florida law! Yikes! According to reports, Trump was said to be raising money for Fostering the Future (an initiative of Be Best) but at the time of an investigation, the charity was found to not officially be registered with Florida authorities, which is required by law when such fundraisers are taking place. Florida officials found that Whip Fundraising, the consulting firm Trump had brought on to manage the donations, had not followed state law by registering.........


This is a little different to the narrative the former FLOTUS and her team are pushing, as they claim that the event isn’t canceled due to the aforementioned reasons. Instead, they are claiming that it is simply postponed due to overwhelming interest. "The event organizer is rescheduling to a future date due to the overwhelming support from individuals and charitable organizations," read a statement from Trump's office. ...................................

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[tanyev]

1. Fostering Melania's Future.

[Probatim]

3. New kidneys aren't going to pay for themselves...

[dchill]

2. A family of filth.

[Eugene]

4. "overwhelming support" ... a Trumpian explanation worthy of MF45 himself.

Two of a kind.

[Enter stage left]

5. Rhymes with witch!

[SergeStorms]

20. Hunting?

I smelled what you were selling, but you could get in a bunch of trouble around here if you took that tack.

[Joinfortmill]

7. Ugh

[Escurumbele]

8. Anyone who believes that money is not going to her purse has not paid attention about that family

They have no shame because so far they have been getting away with every little corrupt action they have taken, they fully understand that "some people are indeed above the law".

Where is Garland when we need him?

[brush]

15. Yep, some of that money was going to be siphoned off the top...

just as some of the Inaugural Committee money was.

They're all grifting schemes, but they don't always work...like the recent NFT auction offering that found no buyers and had to be recalled.

And now this one.

Glad they got caught...again.

[Chainfire]

9. When you are a Trump, you aren't bound by the laws made for others.

We don't need no stinking registration!

[WinstonSmith4740]

10. Wait. What?

Instead, they are claiming that it is simply postponed due to overwhelming interest.

How does something get canceled because of too much interest?

[LudwigPastorius]

13. They probably want to move it to a larger venue,...

and one that's in a country with no extradition treaty.

[LudwigPastorius]

11. Melania running a charity grift for money?

I think not.

Next you'll tell me that she had sex with a repulsive reptile for a green card, and then married him for the money!

[KS Toronado]

12. Hope they find a way to fine her more than she takes in.

[FakeNoose]

14. Who's paying for Barron's schooling?

I'll bet it's Melania.

[MustLoveBeagles]

16. Tney're all grifters

[NewHendoLib]

17. what feces these people are

[Midnight Writer]

18. I wonder how many of her donors thought that "Topiaries" means boobs?

[Totally Tunsie]

19. It might be awful, but I just LOVE Malaria snark!

[calimary]

21. You are NOT alone, my friend.

As they’d say in the old Almond Joy commercials: “Indescribably delicious!”

[Totally Tunsie]

22. Not sure who said it first because it's been attributed to several,

but, when it comes to Malaria, “If you don’t have anything nice to say, come and sit here by me.”

She's earned every bit of ire headed her way.

[calimary]

24. I've heard that one before, and can't remember who said it.

Somebody on the order of Bette Davis or another woman of distinction.

[Totally Tunsie]

25. I've seen Dorothy Parker, Joan Crawford and Eleanor Roosevelt

credited with this tidbit. All may have said it at some point, but no one seems to be sure who said it first. Smart women all...

[calimary]

26. I do remember reading something crediting Alice Roosevelt Longworth

for it. “Come sit by me!”

Whoever said it, it’s an all time classic line.

[calimary]

27. Aha! Found something!

https://quoteinvestigator.com/2014/08/09/sit-by-me/amp/


Quote Investigator: The earliest evidence located by QI was published in a magazine profile of Alice Roosevelt Longworth titled “The Sharpest Wit in Washington” published in “The Saturday Evening Post” issue of December 4, 1965. Interestingly, the expression was not spoken; instead, it was embroidered on a pillow. Also, the word “good” was used instead of “nice”. Boldface has been added to excerpts:[1]

We walked to Mrs. Longworth’s upstairs sitting room, where she often reads until six o’clock in the morning. Books were piled everywhere on the tables and on the floor, and contemporary newspaper clippings were strewn on the side tables. Coyote skins were lying on the backs of two large, comfortable chairs, and on one of the chairs was a pillow with the words, IF YOU CAN’T SAY SOMETHING GOOD ABOUT SOMEONE, SIT RIGHT HERE BY ME.

[heckles65]

23. A fundraiser couldn't comply with Florida ethics laws?

That's like being too bigoted to join the Klan. You'd have to be really trying.