- Nov 14, 2011
- 121,269
- 66,950
- 2,635
LOLOLLOLOLLOLOLOLWhen it’s for his campaign, of course.
Not a contribution.
Aww you poor thing. Bless your heart. You tried try so hard.
Here’s what you should do… Go get a pen, a piece of paper and a stamped envelope. Then write a letter to Michael Cohen in jail and pour your heart out to him how he was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to jail for making an excessive campaign ”contribution” for paying Stormy Daniels to keep her mouth shut.
So why aren't newspaper articles contributions?
Is it your plan to appear sooo stupid, I feel pity for you? That’s already been explained to you.
Why would I feel stupid for pointing out that none of your links show the payment is in any way a campaign contribution?
Cohen’s conviction isn’t good enough for you??
Dayum, you’re even dumber than you seem.
4. Cohen’s Illegal Campaign Contributions
On approximately June 16, 2015, Individual-1, for whom Cohen worked at the time, began an ultimately successful campaign for President of the United States. Cohen had no formal title with the campaign, but had a campaign email address, and, at various times advised the campaign, including on matters of interest to the press. Cohen also made media appearances as a surrogate and supporter of Individual-1. During the campaign, Cohen played a central role in two similar schemes to purchase the rights to stories – each from women who claimed to have had an affair with Individual-1 – so as to suppress the stories and thereby prevent them from influencing the election. With respect to both payments, Cohen acted with the intent to influence the 2016 presidential election. Cohen coordinated his actions with one or more members of the campaign, including through meetings and phone calls, about the fact, nature, and timing of the payments. In particular, and as Cohen himself has now admitted, with respect to both payments, he acted in coordination with and at the direction of Individual-1. As a result of Cohen's actions, neither woman spoke to the press prior to the election.
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On approximately June 16, 2015, Individual-1, for whom Cohen worked at the time, began an ultimately successful campaign for President of the United States. Cohen had no formal title with the campaign, but had a campaign email address, and, at various times advised the campaign, including on matters of interest to the press. Cohen also made media appearances as a surrogate and supporter of Individual-1. During the campaign, Cohen played a central role in two similar schemes to purchase the rights to stories – each from women who claimed to have had an affair with Individual-1 – so as to suppress the stories and thereby prevent them from influencing the election. With respect to both payments, Cohen acted with the intent to influence the 2016 presidential election. Cohen coordinated his actions with one or more members of the campaign, including through meetings and phone calls, about the fact, nature, and timing of the payments. In particular, and as Cohen himself has now admitted, with respect to both payments, he acted in coordination with and at the direction of Individual-1. As a result of Cohen's actions, neither woman spoke to the press prior to the election.
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