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Tyler Walicek is a freelance journalist and a contributing writer at Truthout. He is the editor-in-chief of Protean Magazine.

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Report From House Dems: Trump Used 250th Planning to Hide Corruption

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By Tyler Walicek, Christina MacPherson
| nuclear-news.net
Report From House Dems: Trump Used 250th Planning to Hide Corruption By these and other means, Freedom 250, built on deception and manipulation from the beginning, effectively, in the House report’s terms, “sold access to the President, solicited foreign money in America’s name, and enabled the President to enrich himself.” Trump’s Freedom 250 shadow organization was a vehicle for soliciting political donations, a new report contends.
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Report From House Dems: Trump Used 250th Planning to Hide Corruption

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By Tyler Walicek
| ScheerPost
Trump’s Freedom 250 shadow organization was a vehicle for soliciting political donations, a new report contends. By Tyler Walicek This article was originally published by Truthout Trump’s Freedom 250 shadow organization was a vehicle for soliciting political donations, a new report contends. The U.S.’s vaunted semiquincentennial anniversary celebrations on July 4 were not, ultimately, the moment of civic unification that had been envisioned a decade ago, when planning for the event began.
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Report From House Dems: Trump Used 250th Planning to Hide Corruption

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By Tyler Walicek, Negin Owliaei Verified
| Truthout Verified
Support justice-driven, accurate and transparent news — make a quick donation to Truthout today! The U.S.’s vaunted semiquincentennial anniversary celebrations on July 4 were not, ultimately, the moment of civic unification that had been envisioned a decade ago, when planning for the event began. It was inevitable that the ceremonies would be tainted by the tense and polarized state of the nation.
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