Federal Election Commission Deadlocks On Complaint Trump 2020 Campaign Laundered Hundreds Of Millions

The Insider reports:

Federal regulators have deadlocked on a complaint that Donald Trump’s 2020 White House campaign laundered hundreds of millions of dollars in spending through corporate entities closely tied to the ex-president and his family, according to a ruling document obtained by Insider. The ruling by the Federal Election Commission, which the agency has not yet made public, does not offer reasons for the bipartisan body’s decision on an arrangement detailed in late 2020 by Insider.

The Campaign Legal Center alleged that the Trump campaign routed funds through two firms — American Made Media Consultants and Parscale Strategy — to conceal its spending in the 2020 presidential election. The Trump campaign, it further contended, citing Insider’s reporting in December 2020, that Jared Kushner helped create a shell company that secretly paid the president’s family members and spent $617 million in reelection cash.

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NEW: Trump’s 2020 presidential campaign dodges penalties as @FEC commissioners deadlocked on a complaint that it laundered hundreds of millions of dollars in spending.

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— Dave Levinthal (@davelevinthal) May 16, 2022