Trump’s House Lackey, Devin Nunes, Is Being Probed Over Potential Violations of Campaign Finance Laws

It should be a known fact by now that anyone who willingly associates with Donald Trump has some crook in them. In America, you’re theoretically innocent until proven guilty (depending on the color of your skin and/or the contents of your bank account), but Trump’s brazen corruption is so extensive that in my mind, it’s impossible to position yourself near his inner circle and not at least begin to mimic America’s big orange fraud. So enter Devin Nunes, the man running interference for Trump on the Russia investigation in the House of Representatives.

Per the Federal Election Commission’s letter addressed to Nunes’ campaign treasurer (emphasis theirs):

This letter is prompted by the Commission’s preliminary review of the report referenced above. This notice requests information essential to full public disclosure of your federal election campaign finances. Failure to adequately respond by the response date noted above could result in an audit or enforcement action. Additional information is needed for the following 3 item(s):

The three items they demanded more information about from Nunes’ campaign all are contributions that either don’t add up on certain parts of his report, donations that exceed certain limits or those that come from corporation(s) and/or labor organization(s). The Daily Beast highlighted why just one of these donations may be problematic for the Californian Congressman: