“It's not about the money at the end of the day.

' the kind of thing that helps fuel this public perception that there are two systems of justice: one for the everyman and another for the rich and powerful,' said Elizabeth Hempowicz, director of public policy at the Project on Government Oversight. IN OTHER NEWS: ‘Brutally long’ Biden-Trump campaign rematch likely - but there are signs neither may seek re-election attorney general Karl Racine called the settlement a win for his office, but Winston-Wolkoff and corruption watchdogs lamented that the resolution was less than the $1 million in nonprofit funds that prosecutors accused the Trump family of misspending by booking events at vastly overprice rooms at Trump International Hotel Washington D.C. The self-dealing, the perjury - they all know about it.”ĭ.C. “I’m just so shattered - It’s awful, it’s unjust, it’s absurd,” Winston-Wolkoff said. Stephanie Winston-Wolkoff, a former friend and staffer to Melania Trump, helped plan the inauguration but turned against the former president and his wife after they appeared to blame her for the mismanagement of funds donated to the event, and she spoke out against the $750,000 settlement reached with the District of Columbia to end the probe, reported The Daily Beast. The Trump Organization and Donald Trump's inauguration committee agreed to a settlement to end a years-long investigation into misused donations, and the probe's key witness is furious about the resolution.

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