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MugsysRapSheet 🔩🐑🐘

#DonCapone pardoned The #Chrisleys, 2 #RealityTV stars convicted of Tax Evasion & Bank Fraud.

Sound familiar? We elected one #Potus, so naturally the #NarcissistInChief #pardoned them.

Also pardoned a Convicted #TaxCheat (again, #narcissist) who stole money from his employees that was supposed to go to #MediCare and instead bought himself a luxury yacht.

Given a #Pardon after his mom attended One of #TheGrifterInChief's $1M fundraisers at his Virginia Golf Club.
#IOKIYAR #DisasterPresidency

Image of the Chrisley's, a reality TV couple who coached viewers on how to get rich quick investing in real estate. "Pardons" are supposed to go to people who were either possibly wrongfully convicted, too severely convicted, or are repentant for what they did. Instead, the Narcissist-In-Chief is pardoning supporters who remind him of himself, convicted of crimes similar to those HE committed because it mitigates his OWN crimes.
The Chrisley's described by Federal Prosecutors: "...career swindlers who have made a living by jumping from one fraud scheme to another..."
PAUL WALCZAK: PARDONED FROM 18-MONTH PRISON SENTENCE & from paying a $4.4 Million dollar penalty.
Walczak was pardoned back in April, three weeks after his mother met with Trump at a $1M per plate Mar-a-lago fundraiser. The Narcissist-In-Chief identifies with everyone he pardons.
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Chuck Darwin

Republican John Anthony Castro is filing a lawsuit against Clarence Thomas, accusing the U.S. Supreme Court associate justice of failing to file his income taxes, Newsweek has learned.

Castro, a long-shot Republican presidential candidate and tax attorney who filed a flurry of lawsuits seeking to remove former President Donald Trump from the GOP primary ballot, told Newsweek that he is filing suit against Thomas in a Virginia court under the Virginia Fraud Against Taxpayers Act ( #VFATA ).

Although he mailed the complaint to the court on Friday, he expects it to take two business days for the court to process and file the case.

The complaint, which was shared with Newsweek, alleges that in violation of VFATA,

"Clarence Thomas knowingly presented or caused to be presented a false and fraudulent claim (i.e., his 2005 Virginia State Income Tax Return) to the Virginia Department of Taxation on or about April 15, 2016, that failed to report income from discharge of indebtedness."

Thomas has faced immense scrutiny and calls for his resignation after it was reported that he failed to disclose several transactions, including a $267,230 loan that he received from wealthy friend Anthony Welters.

Last year, an investigation from the Senate Finance Committee revealed that Thomas never repaid a "substantial portion" of that loan, raising concerns about whether the justice properly reported it in his tax filings

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newsweek.com/exclusive-republi

Newsweek · Exclusive: Republican hits Clarence Thomas with. lawsuit over his taxesRepublican John Anthony Castro told Newsweek he is filing suit against Thomas alleging that the justice violated Virginia tax law.
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