Feds conduct raid of Caterpillar facilities in Peoria, Illinois

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Source: Chicago Tribune

[Rjjr77]

Stock took a tumble, buy while you can.

[Absentee Voting Ghost of Ruin]

Under any other administration I'd want to wait and see, expecting that there was likely a good basis for the government's actions.

With the Pussygrabber regime, it's probably punishment for failing to pay a bribe, or to help out one of his cronies.

[Rjjr77]

Under any other administration I'd want to wait and see, expecting that there was likely a good basis for the government's actions.

With the Pussygrabber regime, it's probably punishment for failing to pay a bribe, or to help out one of his cronies.

There's no way the federal government raids one of the worlds largest corporations headquarters without months and months of preparation and information. If this is a sting it started under Obama's administration

[Absentee Voting Ghost of Ruin]

Under any other administration I'd want to wait and see, expecting that there was likely a good basis for the government's actions.

With the Pussygrabber regime, it's probably punishment for failing to pay a bribe, or to help out one of his cronies.

There's no way the federal government raids one of the worlds largest corporations headquarters without months and months of preparation and information. If this is a sting it started under Obama's administration

That would normally be my take, too. But Trump's Razor is in play here. I suppose it's possible that this is the outcome of some long-running, detailed investigation, but I wouldn't put any money on it.

[Devout Centrist]

Citizen Obama strikes again!

[publicunofficial]

Possibly related to Aaron Schock's corruption scandal.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

If Trump is involved at all, it's probably because Caterpillar announced in January that they are abandoning Peoria for Chicago.  If that's the case, then all I have to say is, go get 'em Trump!