But, but, but how could we ask the DoS Contracting Office to pick up the tab? We used the system for the Foundation as well.
The Clintons' tax documents show that the deductions were applied to Bill Clinton's speech income. They also show that the former first couple wrote off computer equipment purchased in June 2013, the same month that the Clintons transferred custody of their mysterious email server to a Denver-based IT company.
A sort of Foundation related expense. It was the least the IRS and the taxpayers could do. We were going to run it by the DoS General Council for an LO, but we got a 'go' from the former Director of the IRS Exemption Unit instead. What's her name.....?
While it was reported last week that the Clintons paid for the setup and maintenance of their server out of their own pockets, it is still unclear whether the money came from their personal non-business funds, or if the expenses were covered by one of their numerous companies or by their non-profit, the Clinton Foundation.
What's the issue? It went for a good cause. We did it for the hungry children.
The Clinton campaign did not respond to a request for more background information on the matter. Clinton herself apologized on Friday for the "confusing" email arrangement. On Tuesday, she apologized for her exclusive use of a personal email account as secretary of state.
So Slick is finally implicated via tax fraud. Little wonder we've heard so little from him lately.