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That's funny. The same people who projected Hillary with a 98% chance of winning in 2016!
LOLOL
You sayin' their projection was wrong??
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That's funny. The same people who projected Hillary with a 98% chance of winning in 2016!
And that allegation stems from being accused of overvaluing his properties to defraud banks when IN FACT the banks do Not Use his estimations but rather the valuations defined by their staff appraisers.
As always you know not whereof you speak.
There would have been absolutely nothing illegal about buying silence if Trump would have done it legally which would have meant declaring the hushmoney payments and any legal fees as campaign contribution and expenses. However, that would mean his sexual promiscuities would once again be drug before the public. So he Turned to Cohen, his fixer.The part that implies Trump was illegally “buying silence”
Also the part that has a states attorney trying to run federal charges through his state.
Part of your fakery is the excessive indexing you use. That fools zero thinkers.
State of NY referencing federal issues and trying to commingle into state statutes
And he was one of the better presidents of my lifetime despite his sexual proclivities.No, he pled guilty, was disbarred, and paid hundreds of thousands in fines.
You can't prove that so why state it?There would have been absolutely nothing illegal about buying silence if Trump would have done it legally which would have meant declaring the hushmoney payments and any legal fees as campaign contribution and expenses. However, that would mean his sexual promiscuities would once again be drug before the public. So he Turned to Cohen, his fixer.
Falsifying businesses records with the intent to conceal the commission of a crime becomes a felony. The law does not say federal or state, misdemeanor or felony, simply a crime. Bragg has used this law 31 times in the past year when crimes were both federal and state.State of NY referencing federal issues and trying to commingle into state statutes
State of NY referencing federal issues and trying to commingle into state statutes
And he was one of the better presidents of my lifetime despite his sexual proclivities.
And make no mistake about it ANY MAN would have lied to congress about an affair to try shielding his family and himself from public humiliation. Infidelity is as old as humans and has no real place in political discourse unless illegal or abusive allegations are involved.
You can't prove that so why state it?
I saw YOU soliciting gay men in a park the other day. I have no proof but well you know, these are fair political standards right?
There is no adverse outcome to the act and no ability nor intent to deceive so as always it’s just your feelingsStill falsified business records.
Nope
You read it incorrectly
What would make him guilty was that he did it with intent to deceive or deceived and benefitted while putting banks in peril
The checks and balances that banks always have in place to protect themselves prevented that. It does not matter your feelings about what else he might have wanted to do or could have done.
You are good at listing bullet points but obviously Very inexperienced with the business and lending world.
No, but he's trying to bootstrap a federal misdemeanor into a NY State "felony," on the dubious rationale that there was a "conspiracy" to fool voters in November of 2016 by his "attorney" obscuring a very dubious charge by a porn actress right before the election and then reimbursing that attorney's hush money in June of 2017! IF Trump committed a federal election misdemeanor (and the FEC says he didn't) it didn't take place until long AFTER he'd been elected so couldn't POSSIBLY have "deceived" the voters in November of 2016...which ALSO would have been a misdemeanor. BOTH such "crimes" had their statute of limitations expire YEARS ago, and Trump did NOT "move" in order to make himself unavailable. The whole WORLD knew where he was.Bragg did not indict Trump on any federal charges.
There is no adverse outcome to the act and no ability nor intent to deceive so as always it’s just your feelings
No, but he's trying to bootstrap a federal misdemeanor into a NY State "felony," on the dubious rationale that there was a "conspiracy" to fool voters in November of 2016 by his "attorney" obscuring a very dubious charge by a porn actress right before the election and then reimbursing that attorney's hush money in June of 2017! IF Trump committed a federal election misdemeanor (and the FEC says he didn't) it didn't take place until long AFTER he'd been elected so couldn't POSSIBLY have "deceived" the voters in November of 2016...which ALSO would have been a misdemeanor. BOTH such "crimes" had their statute of limitations expire YEARS ago, and Trump did NOT "move" in order to make himself unavailable. The whole WORLD knew where he was.
And he has yet to tell us what the underlying crime is he claims elevates long ago expired misdemeanors to felonies, Simp.
AGAIN... Bragg did not charge Trump with committing a federal crime. He didn't charge Trump with violating any FEC regulations.
No, but he's trying to bootstrap a federal misdemeanor into a NY State "felony," on the dubious rationale that there was a "conspiracy" to fool voters in November of 2016 by his "attorney" obscuring a very dubious charge by a porn actress right before the election and then reimbursing that attorney's hush money in June of 2017! IF Trump committed a federal election misdemeanor (and the FEC says he didn't) it didn't take place until long AFTER he'd been elected so couldn't POSSIBLY have "deceived" the voters in November of 2016...which ALSO would have been a misdemeanor. BOTH such "crimes" had their statute of limitations expire YEARS ago, and Trump did NOT "move" in order to make himself unavailable. The whole WORLD knew where he was.
And he has yet to tell us what the underlying crime is he claims elevates long ago expired misdemeanors to felonies, Simp.
And he has yet to tell us what the underlying crime is he claims elevates long ago expired misdemeanors to felonies, Simp.