Epstein Secrets

York Times (11/11, Karni, Schmidt, 18.61M) says Vice President Pence has since 2016 "walked the Trump tight rope more

at the department." NYTimes Analysis: Pence Faces "Toughest Challenge Yet." The New York Times (11/11, Karni, Schmidt, 18.61M) says Vice President Pence has since 2016 "walked the Trump tight rope more successfully than anyone else in the president's orbit, staying on his good side without having to

btaining a partial ownership interest in the bonds and that they would receive exponential returns on their investments in a short period of time." WVLA-TV Baton Rouge, LA (11/11, Nadrich) reports, "Court documents reveal Smith received $1.08 million of the total $3.5 million and used it to pay down loans, purchase

d Senate Budget Chair Bernie Sanders. Former Top Pence Aide Leads Campaign Against Biden's Proposed Tax

ide Leads Campaign Against Biden's Proposed Tax Hikes. Bloomberg (3/30, Niquette, 3.57M) reports that Marc Short, who served as then-Vice President Mike Pence's Chief of Staff, is "helping lead a $25 million to $50 million campaign to oppose President Joe Biden's proposed tax increases, including ads targete

acks in Recovery Act, a federal statute approved by Congress in 2018." Louisiana Sheriff's Employee Pleads Guilty To Taking Bribes. EFTA00150611 WVLA-TV Baton Rouge, LA (3/30, Scheidt) reports on its website that Criminal Records Division Supervisor for the Tangipahoa Parish, LA Sheriff's Office Sonja Dyson Evan

York Times (11/11, Karni, Schmidt, 18.61M) says Vice President Pence has since 2016 "walked the Trump tight rope more

at the department." NYTimes Analysis: Pence Faces "Toughest Challenge Yet." The New York Times (11/11, Karni, Schmidt, 18.61M) says Vice President Pence has since 2016 "walked the Trump tight rope more successfully than anyone else in the president's orbit, staying on his good side EFTA01658797 wi

btaining a partial ownership interest in the bonds and that they would receive exponential returns on their investments in a short period of time." WVLA-TV Baton Rouge, LA (11/11, Nadrich) reports, "Court documents reveal Smith received $1.08 million of the total $3.5 million and used it to pay down loans, purchase