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  There was no donation.  He just let them die
context: I'm starting to think this guy might not be telling us the truth all the time. >
  
  I'm sure that once his supporters find out they're going to abandon him. >
  
  It's all just a misunderstanding.  He donated celery.  A restaurant gave him some with his wings, he didn't want it, and he gave it to a secret service agent.
  -His supporters (probably) >
  
  What'd he do with the ranch tho??🤔 >
  
  Probably bathes in it, tbh >
  
  Looks more like he bathed in Thousand Island dressing, if anything >
  
  He probably tried to annex Thousand Island at some point. >
  
  His tax returns don't "dispute" his claim, they disprove it. There's no debate or disagreement, his claim is a lie. He publicly lied 30,000+ times in four years. >
  
  So unfair that you ignore the 17 times he told the truth during that same span. >
  
  17 seems a little high, tbh. >
  
  I think 16 of those were answering, "What's your first name?" >
  
  Person. Woman. Man. Camera. TV >
  
  As I've said before, that test was lauded by trump as proof of his memory and mental aptitude. He used these as an example of the words he had to remember for the test
  They were 5 things in front of him (TV being teleprompter), rather than being 5 unrelated words as are used in the test
  Edited to address a mistake >
  
  That just shows how excellent his vision is. Some say the best ever. 
  Also, it's proof he doesn't use a teleprompter. Somehow. >
  
  He does all that rambling off the top of his head? 
  I’d imagine he had a team of monkeys prepare that for him. >
  
  The monkeys all live in his head >
  
  
  Donald Trump donated nothing to the Department of Health and Human Services during the height of the pandemic, despite claiming publicly to have done so, his tax returns revealed on Friday.
  The release of his returns came as the result of the end of a years-long legal battle between the now-former president and the House Ways and Means Committee, which released its final report this week after recently obtaining the returns when the Supreme Court declined to intervene in the case.
  The picture painted by the documents is crystal clear: Donald Trump claimed zero charitable donations throughout 2020, meaning that his tax burden was not reduced at all (at least in that regard). He would still go on to pay $0 in income tax for the year in total.
  
  Can't say I'm too surprised.  
  Happy New Year! >
  
  I'm almost positive I remember him crowing on Twitter about what a generous philanthropist he is as he displayed a cheque for $100k to the National Parks Service or something, and I swear that cheque had a 2020 date on it. Guess he never mailed that one either. >
  
  If it's the same event I remember, it was shortly after he slashed their budget to a fraction of itself.  His "donation" was a paper towel trying to soak up a flood.