Cuomo:"Those (Trump) cases in New York were a joke. The cases they brought against him reeked of politics."

[Moonglow]

Not one charge was legit. Not one.

Everyone in prison says the same thing.

 

[Billiejeens]

You're only saying that because he oversaw the deaths of a multitude of nursing home patients by packing them all in together with the Wu Flu.

Sadly has had a lot of company here in the northeast.

My governor at the time did the exact same thing.

Was his undoing that or the sexual misconduct?

 

[DonGlock26]

I don't think Chris is crying. He seems to be enjoying himself.

 

[rightwinger]

Not one charge was legit. Not one.

I gave you a simple task

Name one charge that was not a result of Trumps bad decisions

You failed

 

[WorldWatcher]

Thanks, so what is the crime?

Whose crime?

WW

 

[Moonglow]

I don't think Chris is crying. He seems to be enjoying himself.

That's the same Chris MAGATs loathed around the Pandemic Era.

 

[westwall]

I gave you a simple task

Name one charge that was not a result of Trumps bad decisions

You failed

Yeah, I failed so bad that Trump is YOUR president!

DURRRRRR

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Doesn't matter. NY state law makes it a crime to promote or oppose a candidate using unlawful means (falsifying business records in this case).

NY state law makes it a crime to promote or oppose a candidate using unlawful means

Promoting or opposing a candidate isn't a crime.

How could unlawfully doing something that is perfectly legal turn a misdemeanor
into a felony?

Robbing a bank and using the money to buy a campaign ad doesn't
make the bank robbery worse. And it doesn't make buying a campaign ad a crime.

 

[Billiejeens]

Yes.

It was the BS felony charges getting dismissed that reeked of politics, not the BS felony charges themselves.

You people never get the right side of an issue - it has to be purposeful.

Nobody is that ******* stupid.

Right?

RW is simply a failed troll
Always best ignored.

 

[multivita-man]

NY state law makes it a crime to promote or oppose a candidate using unlawful means

Promoting or opposing a candidate isn't a crime.

"...using unlawful means," I said.

Falsifying business records is unlawful.

 

[rightwinger]

Yeah, I failed so bad that Trump is YOUR president!

DURRRRRR

Which is the only reason charges were dropped
Not because charges were not legit or that he was innocent

Trump was facing jail time if he wasn’t elected

 

[Billiejeens]

"...using unlawful means," I said.

Falsifying business records is unlawful.

There was no unlawful act, actually

You are another failed troll

 

[Twisted Gypsy Child]

You do understand that you come across as an angry simpleton, yes?

**** off

That's true of everyone, what's the point? put everyone on trial? lock up political opponents because they "either did or they didn't"?...actually that may become a thing now.

the point is he was found guilty by a jury of his peers.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

I don't know why you're not processing this: it was never necessary for the campaign finance violations to be adjudicated or even charged.

Donald Trump falsified business records. The question is, why?

The answer: to conceal information that would be potentially damaging to his campaign.

That's what the prosecution argued, and that's what the jury accepted as likely fact.



Never said it was, though someone generally has to report it somewhere.



Oh, but it can be under certain circumstances. It was in this case.



Again, doesn't matter.



It is if he claims it's a business expense for legal fees. They weren't legal fees. Moreover, they weren't accidentally misclassified.

Donald Trump falsified business records. The question is, why?

When were the records falsified?

The answer: to conceal information that would be potentially damaging to his campaign.

Concealing damaging information isn't a crime.

 

[Twisted Gypsy Child]

What do you think Trump did?

post #4

 

[multivita-man]

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Says the bozo who has a corrupt brother that got exiled from the Democratic party. It's like CC believes his family is entitled to public office.

 

[multivita-man]

There was no unlawful act, actually

You are another failed troll

34 convictions say otherwise.

 

[WorldWatcher]

Donald Trump falsified business records. The question is, why?

When were the records falsified?

The answer: to conceal information that would be potentially damaging to his campaign.

Concealing damaging information isn't a crime.

Based on evidence in court, to answer the question "why?"

It was to hide Cohen's crime.

WW

 

[Billiejeens]

Donald Trump falsified business records. The question is, why?

When were the records falsified?

The answer: to conceal information that would be potentially damaging to his campaign.

Concealing damaging information isn't a crime.

His crime was that his accountant recorded a payment to his attorney as a legal expense


Get it now?

Wait.

 

[Billiejeens]

34 convictions say otherwise.

They don't