Is Giving $5MM to a Charity of Your Choice Worth Making Your College Entrance and Passport Records Public?
7 Answers to "Is Giving $5MM to a Charity of Your Choice Worth Making Your College Entrance and Passport Records Public?"
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Yep. Unless you have something to hide.
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i wish they'd put that issue to rest already. What does Mr. Trump have to gain by making such audacious claims? What a ***** . . . like we didn't already know. Why do this now, instead of after the election, or six months ago, or one year?
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He reminds me of another hot-headed Donald. At least that one was funny when he got mad.Like (1)
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Charity isn't about deals where both sides profit, but for those that truly are in need. Trump should pay that amount voluntarily to a charity without expecting something in return or seeking the attention. Exposing the president is one thing but doing it by means of a ‘good’ intention just seems wrong.
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If it were you or me, I'd say yes. And I totally agree Obama shouldn't have anything to hide for something for basic. What I don't agree is how charity is being used and the way the carrot is being dangled .. But then again this is politics, what do I know about it!Like (1)
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For me, I have nothing to hide, so sure. But I would really be looking sideways at the creep making the offer.
If giving that money would truly make Trump happy, then he should write the check anyway even after Obama ignores him.Like (1)
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The President shouldn't be extorted, no matter if it was Obama or Romney. I can't see Reagan forking over his passport application just because someone offered to make a donation. Trump is just doing his ******* of the week impersonation.Like (1)
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why do you have to divulge any personal info to make a charitable donation. People do it anonymously all the time.
If an organization wants personal info about you for you to donate to THEM.....something is wrongLike (1)
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I don't know why you mentioned Trump but whatever. Like I said, which I guess you missed. Any charity that wants personal info for a donation is a red flagLike (1)
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Worth it to me sure. To the President, no.
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1) He probably has lots more money than me and would give it to charity anyway. 2) It would be demeaning to the Office of President.Like (1)

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Posted by jeremyleaves 1 Oct 25th, 2012 at 12:49PM
unless you really have something to hide. I think that was the point.
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