Cohen said he was guilty. Trump has not made such a claim about himself.True. Trump’s crime was falsification of business records.
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Cohen said he was guilty. Trump has not made such a claim about himself.True. Trump’s crime was falsification of business records.
True. Trump’s crime was falsification of business records.
True. But it does make it a campaign expenditure.
You know what is really stupid.You just can't name the lie. LOL. You tap out too easily after looking stupid, stupid.
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Not a problem. That’s what the jury is for.Cohen said he was guilty. Trump has not made such a claim about himself.
All campaign expenditures come from campaign donations.It doesn't. Campaign donations were not used.
It’s a felony when it’s done in furtherance of another crime, which doesn’t have to be Trump’s crime.Exactly. A misdemeanor with a 1-year statute of limitations.
What was the Trump jury decision you mention?Not a problem. That’s what the jury is for.
I guess you’re not really very knowledgeable.What was the Trump jury decision you mention?
That's what Bragg's team claimed Trump was guilty of.There was an FEC violation.
Why did you make that false claim? She was not paid to handle a campaign.All campaign expenditures come from campaign donations.
By definition.
I don’t play silly MAGA games. Don’t pretend like you don’t know exactly what I mean.You just can't name a single one.
They didn’t have to. The FEC violation is a factual matter. Not a claim.That's what Bragg's team claimed Trump was guilty of.
It’s not a false claim. You just don’t understand the definition of a campaign expenditure.Why did you make that false claim? She was not paid to handle a campaign.
Cohens problem for him is different than Trumps is.
The same factual matter that DOJ wasn't interested in prosecuting?They didn’t have to. The FEC violation is a factual matter. Not a claim.
The FEC already dismissed the case against Trump with not even a fine.....let alone criminal violation. Trump was not violating federal election law.Techically only partially true. To paraphrase Paul Harvey... There is more to the story.
#1
Under federal campaign finance law individuals are limited to the amount of cash and (what are called) in-kind contributions to a campaign exceeding these limits is why Cohen was charged and convicted of Federal campaign finance fraud. However, a candidate can contriubute UNLIMITED funds and contributions to their own campaign, the catch is that is has to be reported to the FEC and such records are available to the public.
#2
Testimony in court was that Trump wanted to stiff Daniels (pun intended). To delay payment until after the votes had been cast at which point he could withhold payment and the story could come out as the election was over. That shows the payments were about the condition of the campaign and not for preventing the story coming out as Trump was fine with it coming out later.
#3
As the bumper sticker pionts out, paying for an NDA is not illegal. However no one was ever charged with obtaining an NDA. The charges stemmed from (a) the method of payment by Cohen fronting the money (which was illegal), and (B) Trump money laundering the money through his business to hide Cohen's crimes. The later payments were spread out and "invoiced" for a retainer that didn't exist (Cohen didn't work for Trump by this time) and for services not preformed during the period of the invoice. Breaking the payments over a year was specifically to hide the payments instead of making a one-time lump sum payment.
#4
So Trump COULD have done this all legally, but choose not to, instead using illegal methods to make the NDA payment (Cohen's actions) and to hide Cohen's crime by falsifying records. How could Trump have done it leally?
So a candidate can make unlimited cash and in-kind contributions to their own campaign. Trump gives Cohen the payment instrument. Meaning Cohen would not have had to front the campaign the illegal loan. Cohen would not have been convicted of Federal campaign fraud. Daniels would have been paid off and kept her mouth shut. But the payment would have been public record.
- Choen negotiates the deal with Daniels and her lawyer,
- Trump withdraws the required amount from his personal accounts,
- Trump provide Cohen with the legal instrument of payment (certified check, electronic transfer, etc.),
- The deal is closed, Trump pays and both parties sign the NDA,
- Trump then reports the contribution to his campaign to the FEC.
Now remember the timing. This was just before the election. The final FEC filing had ALREADY been made and was in the public record. At this point Trumps filing of the cash support to his campaign would have had to be reported until AFTER the election. And since testimony in court was Trump was fine if the story came out later, he would have achived his goal.
Under Scenerio #4 there was no crime. Cohen didn't commit campaign fraud, Trump wouldn't have been convicted of falsification of business records.
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Stop deflecting. And, yes, I ask that. There was no "other crime" committed by Trump that magically turned an expired misdemeanor into a magical unexpired felony. No leftist could cite one.Well, which lie you ask.
How could she hurt him?She was not receiving money for a campaign; she was extorting Trump; both women were whores. Both told Trump pay me or I will hurt you. How did both of them escape prison?
We know you people aren't pretending. Lol. You think it's real. It's called your psychosis. Studies say you folks are highly afflicted with it.Don’t pretend like you don’t know exactly what I mean.
Would you like to be blatantly lied about if you were a major public figure?How could she hurt him?
Falsifying business records to conceal a crime.I will acknowledge that Trump is a "convicted felon" as soon as some Leftist can articulate what crime he was convicted of.