Skylar
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Paying hush money is illegal when associated with election campaign, if its not reported to FEC. And Trump previously disclosed he reimbursed Cohen for it, which means Trump authorized it.No need for the online version to see that article. And I've already offered you the relevant quote.
You're just giving us excuses for why you are so poorly informed on this case. Remain ignorant. Its genuinely not important that you know what's going on.
Even to you, apparently.
Us? Sorry guy, you're still suffering from low self esteem, huh? You need hordes of imaginary people to hang on your every word to stiffen up your Johnson. I hope you're getting help with that. I'd say you shouldn't be so insecure, but probably with that stupid shit you should be.
And your quote said nothing about what Trump had to do with this, Martina
You continue to babble about 'Johnsons'.
I just keep quoting Cohen and the WSJ.
Cohen admitted that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office," he kept information that would have harmed Trump from becoming public during the 2016 election cycle.
Michael Cohen implicates Trump in hush money scheme - CNNPolitics
And Weisselberg....
President Trump’s financial gatekeeper was granted immunity by federal authorities in New York and testified before a grand jury, the third longtime confidant of Mr. Trump known to have provided information in an illegal hush-money investigation that has implicated the president.
Allen Weisselberg, Longtime Trump Organization CFO, Testified and Was Granted Immunity in Cohen Probe
But keep those eyes screwed shut, Kaz. It gets harder from here.
You're desperate now, you're going to Fake News. So here's what they say:
"The counts against Cohen included tax fraud, false statements to a bank and campaign finance violations tied to his work for Trump, including payments Cohen made or helped orchestrate that were designed to silence women who claimed affairs with the then-candidate."
There is nothing illegal about paying women to keep quiet about an affair. And I keep directly alluding to that Trump hired Cohen, a lawyer, to do it LEGALLY you stupid fuck.
Helloanybody in there?
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No, paying hush money using campaign funds or ONLY to protect a candidate's reputation for campaign purposes is illegal. If it's for ongoing activities done for personal reasons, it's not something that has to be reported to the FEC.
Did President Trump violate campaign finance laws?
11 days before the election....but it had nothing to do with the election?
C'mon.