Steve Bannon pleads guilty in border wall fraud case, avoids jail time
- Steve Bannon pleaded guilty to defrauding donors in a border wall fundraising scheme and received a three-year conditional discharge, avoiding jail time.
- The judge's ruling prohibits Bannon from directing charities or fundraising for nonprofits, according to his attorney Arthur Aidala.
- Bannon's actions in the campaign, which raised over $20 million, were described as false promises to supporters regarding funds for a U.S.-Mexico border wall.
- Bannon's lawyer, Arthur Aidala, stated that there was never any accusation that Bannon took donor money for himself.
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Steve Bannon Dodges Prison For A World Where Steve Bannon Is Obsolete
Screenshot from Trump and Musk’s Oval Office press conference yesterdayWelp, old three-shirts-and-a-barn-coat has dodged prison time, pleading guilty in Manhattan to a single count of defrauding the dumb hicks who donated money to his WeBuildTheWall Inc. fake charity that turned out to be a “pay Steve Bannon to lounge on a Chinese billionaire’s yacht” charity instead. He got a three-year conditional discharge, which means no prison for him unles…
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