The president made a hole-in-one 180 yards.
>> Narrating behind the camera is another brown nosing enabler.
The man in frame, the insurrectionist express.
>> [LAUGH] [APPLAUSE] >> That's great.
>> There it is.
>> That's great, thank you.
>> The most fit president ever showed a nice yoga pose he just learned,
and he really wants us to believe this occurred.
>> The guy want a picture with you.
>> [CROSSTALK] >> Yeah, you don't see that often.
>> You don't see that often.
>> [INAUDIBLE] Come and get picture with guy, come and get picture with guy.
>> My gosh.
>> Unbeliavable >> [CROSSTALK]
>> I mean, where do we possibly begin?
First things first, I'm surprised one of these Schmoes didn't bend over to get his
ball like South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham did.
Well, maybe that's when the camera wasn't rolling on another T.
You expect us to truly believe this dude hit a hole in one?
How gullible do you think we are?
Well, let me take that back for a second.
Maybe not us, the ones who see through it.
No, definitely not, not one bit, no.
>> Trump himself at that same rally continued to stoke the big lie.
>> And actually we won by a lot.
They rigged the election and now based on the rigged election,
they're destroying our country.
>> This is all he's got and he has made millions off it.
Breakdown Trump's Save America PAC and
it serves as a perfect illustration of this basic trump grift.
The PAC was initially formed in the immediate wake of Trump's 2020 loss to
ostensibly raise money to finance various election challenges around the country.
Within days of the formation of the PAC,
Trump's team had sent no less than 100 email solicitations for it.
The vast majority of those focused on the made up idea that he had
been cheated out of victory.
One, sent in mid November called on every single patriot to help defend
the integrity of the election.
Predictably, given Trump's sway over the base of the Republican Party,
the PAC rapidly raised tens of millions of dollars with people giving to fight
the supposed attempts to rob Trump of a 2020 election wins.
Slate reported that in the fine print like everything else in Donald Trump and
his trust fund babies world was in essence a grift.
This is just the latest,Save America PAC as a scam and they know it,
which unfortunately brings us back to that hole in one, when this lying cheating
deceitful anti American soulless piece of flesh hit his alleged ace.
Well, the dude behind the camera is very much involved in an organization that for
many media reports has robbed Americans blind.
Per his own bio Taylor Budowich which is the director of communications for
that very same pac titled Save America.
Previously, he was Director of Communications for
an administration riddled with ties to noted white supremacists.
They launched the Save America PAC just days after Trump lost the election last
November.
It became a huge success for him because, and this is a big because,
he used his supporters as a bank account willingly or not.
>> We won with poorly educated, I love the poorly educated.
>> The New York Times wrote of Stacy Blatt, a trump supporter who unfortunately
was in hospice care, he heard the election lies from Trump to rush Limbaugh.
He did not make a ton but felt he was needed.
So even though he only made $1000 a month, he donated $500.
However that loan donation led to another $500 being withdrawn and
then another $500 the next week and every week through mid October without
his knowledge until Mr Blatz bank accounts had been depleted and frozen.
When his utility and rent payments bounced,
he called his brother Russell for help.
What the black soon discovered,
was $3,000 in withdrawals by the Trump campaign in less than 30 days.
They called their bank and said they thought they were victims of fraud.
It felt Russell said, like it was a scam.
Well, I hate to say it, that's because it was and Blatt was not alone.
Bandits, said Victor Angelina, a 78 year old Californian who made
a $990 online donation to Mr Trump in early September via Winred.
It recurred seven more times adding up to almost $8000.
I'm retired.
I can't afford to pay all that damn money, he said.
Donald Trump is a one man scam PAC,
said Paul S Ryan Vice President of Policy and Litigation with Common Cause.
Bait and switches among his favorite fundraising tactics, Ryan stressed,
noting that trump's Save America Pac told supporters he needed money to challenge
the results of an election he clearly lost.
And then wound up not spending any on litigation last year.
Instead of spending some of that money on costly recount efforts in places like
Arizona and Michigan.
Trump Instead chose to use it for his own travel around the country as well as
stockpile the vast majority of the funds as a way to retain his political
power in the 2022 midterm elections and presumably the 2024 presidential race.
The president deceived his donors.
He asked them to give money so he could contest the election results.
But then he spent their contributions to pay off unrelated debts,
said Adav Noti, a former associate general counsel at the FCC and
now chief of staff at the Nonpartisan Campaign Legal Center.
Okay, here's thing, considering how Republicans make
a mockery of literally everything and then fundraise off of it.
Sort of like when GOP Governor in the state of Florida, Ron DeSantis,
confronted Children for wearing masks at one of his fugazi pressers.
He then fund raised off of that moment.
So would it surprise me if Save America were to
be like wanna save democracy from the fascist left,
let's score a hole in one at the ballot box like President Trump did.
Like of course, it would just make too much sense.
Also check out Rick Reilly's book from many people who have gone on the record
saying that Donald trump is the worst golf cheat ever.
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