business practices in their states.

Trump has given a total of $140,000 to people who either served as AGs or were running for the position, including former NY AG Eliot Spitzer. Trump even held a fundraiser for the Democrat at the time.

One such examples from the 80s was concluded to have caused no conflict, but it’s still noteworthy:

Records show Mr. Trump, his family and associates donated in particular to attorneys general in New York, from Robert Abrams in the 1980s through incumbent Eric Schneiderman. The money was given often when Mr. Trump’s companies had decisions pending in these offices. Attorneys general are law-enforcement officials with significant oversight of business practices in their states.

Some of the people Trump gave to returned the donations, however.

Trump has repeatedly declared on the campaignHague Court: Kenya's Ruto Must Attend ICC Trial

THE HAGUE — Kenyan Vice President William Ruto must attend his crimes against humanity trial before the International Criminal Court and can only be excused under "exceptional circumstances," the ICC ruled Friday.

"The appeals chamber deems it appropriate to reverse" an earlier ruling excusing Ruto from most of his trial before the Hague court, said Judge Sang-Hyun Song.

Nevertheless, appeals judges agreed that "in exceptional circumstances the chamber may excuse an accused from continuous presence at trial," Song said.

Ruto said earlier this month that he wanted his trial to be suspended or for him to be excused so that he could deal with the fallout from last month's militant attack on Nairobi's Westgate shopping mall which left at least 67 people dead.

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