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Cohersion trying to get off easy on old crimes to say what they want him to say.So? That list is not exhaustive. You should have known that when you saw the leading phrase, ”such as”.serv·iceYour claim doesn't fit under the definition of service, as shown in your link.
/ˈsərvəs/
noun
noun: service
- 1.
the action of helping or doing work for someone.
Doesn't fit the definitions shown in your link.
I gave you a definition for the word service. That’s what Stormy provided. For which she was paid $139K. Which is more than the $2,700 limit where it then needs to be reported.
If your claim was correct, every positive story written about Hillary in the New York Times was a reportable service. Every negative story about Trump in the New York Times was a reportable service. So how much was the NYT contribution on her FEC paperwork?You don't seem to get. The act was a violation of election law. Cohen has admitted in court that he had arranged the payments “for the principal purpose of influencing the election” for president in 2016. Further he named President Trump as the coordinator in the crime. Cohen has pled guilty, been convicted and sentenced. Continuing to argue that this was not a crime is just plain silly.Sure....And I gave you an exemption to what has to be reported. It’s not my fault it bothers you so. And I take it your refusal to show trump reported such endorsements because he didn’t. Which means according to your nonsense, that’s yet another example of trump breaking the law.Because the party can endorse its own caywithout being reported as a contribution
But you said a benefit to the campaign is a contribution. Any benefit. You were wrong.
I note you failed to show trump reported his endorsements,
If I had made the claim you did, I'd have been all over the failure to report.
And I gave you an exemption to what has to be reported.
So not every benefit needs to be reported?
Excellent!
You have a link that shows Trump's payoff benefit needs to be reported?
In addition to contributing money, a nonconnected committee may donate goods or services to candidates and their committees. Gifts of goods or services are called in-kind contributions. For example, a committee makes an in-kind contribution when it:
Making in-kind contributions to candidates - FEC.gov
Thanks. More evidence that paying off porn stars isn't a reportable contribution.
Again. Not a damn thing to do with Russia.