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That is what its called in corporate America and in Washington DC....you can not say whether it was a gift or not...can you?...at least not in any court in this nation....Trump is in the clear on this one snowflake.....Its not extortion dummy....it is not illegal to gift someone for their silence...like I said corporations do it all the time....believe me...if it was his money and not the campaigns he broke no laws...it doesn't look good but its not illegal....That is not a crime....unless you are talking about her with blackmail....Corporations pay off people for silence all the time....Congress uses tax dollars to silence their whores....so if what Trump did was a crime then they are all guilty....what would be a crime is if Trump used campaign money...but just like in Edwards case nearly impossible to prove.....trump bribing two women to stay quiet about sex is a crime.
You're lying.
It's an illegal campaign contribution.
No it isn't.
A woman threatening a man with revealing private information about him to the public unless he pays her a large sum of money is a crime. It's called extortion. That is the crime that should be investigated here.
Yes, it's a crime. What the two women did to Trump was a crime.
ex·tor·tion
/ikˈstôrSH(ə)n/
noun
noun: extortion; plural noun: extortions
the practice of obtaining something, especially money, through force or threats.
synonyms: blackmail, shakedown;
formalexaction
"arrested on a charge of extortion"
Seriously, dummy? You think Trump did this as a gift?