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mr_lebowski

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3. Fact is we probably can't get him on voter fraud because of the flexibility of FL law

Reply to Captain Zero (Reply #2)

Sat Oct 24, 2020, 04:08 AM

Oct 2020

BUT ... "In a 1993 agreement with the Palm Beach town council, and in return for certain tax benefits, Mr. Trump had agreed that he would not reside at Mar-a-Lago. He agreed that it would be a private club and transferred ownership to a Trump corporate entity."

Tax Fraud? That might be a case that one could make.

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Mar-a-Lago is taxed as a private club, not a residence. So can President Trump vote as a Florida man [View all] TexasTowelie Oct 2020 OP

You know what Wendy? I think you're wrong ... it's not merely a zoning status (nt) mr_lebowski Oct 2020 #1

Yeah what about a bum who hangs out a lot at a cigar store? Captain Zero Oct 2020 #2

Fact is we probably can't get him on voter fraud because of the flexibility of FL law mr_lebowski Oct 2020 #3

This sheds some light on it mercuryblues Oct 2020 #4

Yes he can declare himself a Floridian. Smackdown2019 Oct 2020 #5

Trump signed an agreement with the county years ago csziggy Oct 2020 #6