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Republican official appears to have moved $1.3m from non-profit to own law firm
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 12 Jun 2023
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Im pretty sure this is standard procedure for the lot of them.
Like in a contract they sign when they join the party.
It's part of the onboarding process.
"You must make ME, the corporate god, as much money of the backs of human suffering as humanly possible in your time on earth. Do this, and you can become a powerful man. Sign your soul here"