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Official Trump Swamp Thread: Still Corrupt as Fuck

Like you would literally be snorting coke every waking hour
 
I’m sure he shared it with hookers, future presidential real estate moguls, and what not.
 
So you are getting roughly 2/3rds a kilo a month, so like 666 grams, if you have a tolerance you could theoretically start ripping like 1 gram at a time but still that’s 22 grams a day, so must be shared.
 
Hires Kudlow at the same time he is investigating the death penalty for drug dealers.

Why the fuck not?
 
I plan to wait and form my opinion on Larry Kudlow until after Louise Mensch and Claude Taylor weigh in on twitter.
 
Ben Carson's "senior advisor" resigns after his sketchy background, multiple fraud lawsuits and complete lack of credentials is published by the Guardian. HUD refuses to explain what he was actually responsible for/working on.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/mar/15/ben-carson-adviser-naved-jafry-resigns-hud

Why does Ben Carson need advisors? He's got Black Jesus looking over his shoulder.
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Oil group to lobby president after stay at Trump hotel

The oil industry's top lobby group is holding a two-day board meeting at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., before its executive committee goes to the White House to voice concerns about President Donald Trump’s proposed steel tariffs, sources familiar with the meetings told POLITICO.

The American Petroleum Institute’s annual board meeting that started Wednesday could involve up to 200 people representing various oil and gas companies — including the top executives of major oil companies — paying to stay at Trump’s hotel. It’s not known how much API is paying to the hotel, which is controlled by the Trump Organization, the family-owned business headed by the president’s son Donald Jr.
 
Or maybe our new economic adviser just has no idea how much stuff should cost and got ripped off.
 
Facebook bans Trump campaign’s data analytics firm for taking user data

Facebook is suspending the Trump-affiliated data analytics firm Cambridge Analytica, after learning that it failed to delete data that it had taken inappropriately from users of the social network, Facebook said late Friday.
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Cambridge Analytica, a firm that specializes in using online data to create voter personality profiles in order to target users with political messages, ran data operations for Donald Trump's presidential campaign. The company was funded by Trump supporter and hedge fund billionaire Robert Mercer, and the president's former senior adviser Stephen K. Bannon once sat on its board. The company, which began working for the Trump campaign in June 2016, promised that its so-called "psychographic" profiles could predict the personality and political leanings of every adult in the United States.
 
Apparently the bans were an attempt to get ahead of this story:

How Trump Consultants Exploited the Facebook Data of Millions

“This was a scam — and a fraud,” Paul Grewal, a vice president and deputy general counsel at the social network, said in a statement to The Times earlier on Friday. He added that the company was suspending Cambridge Analytica, Mr. Wylie and the researcher, Aleksandr Kogan, a Russian-American academic, from Facebook. “We will take whatever steps are required to see that the data in question is deleted once and for all — and take action against all offending parties,” Mr. Grewal said.

In Britain, Cambridge Analytica is facing intertwined investigations by Parliament and government regulators, who are scrutinizing possible data privacy violations and allegations that it performed illegal work on the “Brexit” campaign. In the United States, Mr. Mercer’s daughter, Rebekah, a board member, Mr. Bannon and Mr. Nix received warnings from their lawyer that it was illegal to employ foreigners in political campaigns, according to company documents and former employees.

He ultimately provided over 50 million raw profiles to the firm, Mr. Wylie said, a number confirmed by a company email and a former colleague. Of those, roughly 30 million contained enough information, including places of residence, that the company could match users to other records and build psychographic profiles. Only about 270,000 users — those who participated in the survey — had consented to having their data harvested.
 
Obviously the Kushner Co are bad actors here. No question. But that seems more like a NYC issue. Seems really easy to harass tenants like that. Obviously the cost of living is out of control. The last guy pays more than my mortgage to live in a mice infested apartment that’s probably 5x smaller than my house. And that’s a good rate.
 
Seems the government could save a lot of money by hiring a travel agent
 
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