The Stable Genius Report

• Democrats owe a large amount of money after the Presidential Election.
• Democrats paid Beyoncé Eleven Million Dollars for an endorsement, during which she did not sing and left to a booing audience.
• Democrats paid Oprah Three Million Dollars for 'expenses'.
• Democrats paid Al Sharpton Six Hundred Thousand Dollars.
• These payments to celebrities were for 'doing, absolutely NOTHING!'
• The fees for these payments were incorrectly stated in the books and records.
• Paying for an endorsement is illegal.
• Politicians paying for endorsements would lead to severe negative consequences.
• Kamala and others who received endorsement money broke the law.
• Those who broke the law should be prosecuted.

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