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Mormon Church Accused of Misleading Members About $100 Billion

Mormon Church Accused of Misleading Members About $100 Billion:  A former investment manager alleges in a whistleblower complaint to the IRS, that the tax-exempt Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has amassed an incredible $100 billion through their investment company Ensign Peak Advisors.  The complaint further alleges that these funds came from member donations, which were supposed to be intended for charitable purposes - but have been used in “for-profit activities.”
Well, as troublesome as all this may sound for LDS, I suspect all the Mormons really need to do, is to make a really generous contribution to the Trump 2020 campaign - and all this goes away.  

Or, perhaps Trump or Rudy could simply pay old Mitt Romney a visit about his future voting plans on impeachment.  “Now Mitt, we can make this mess just all go away for LDS - but first, I need a small favor.”  

I mean, the possibilities for negotiation seem endless.  Hell, who knows?  Why, it might even turn out to be the Mormons instead of Mexico - who end up paying for Trump’s big, beautiful wall along the border.

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