Trump admits to the crime on Fox Interview.

Jarod

Jarod

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Trump has it backward. Had he used his own money to pay off Daniels and McDougal and routed it through his presidential campaign, there wouldn’t be a legal issue. (Publicly disclosing payments to Daniels, an adult film star, and McDougal, a Playboy model, of course, would have undermined the purpose of the payments, which was to keep the allegations secret.)

The campaign is allowed to make large payments. But Cohen pleaded guilty to making one excessive contribution to the campaign by paying $130,000 to Daniels out of his own pocket and facilitating a $150,000 excessive and illegal corporate contribution from the publishing company American Media Inc. These payments constituted in-kind donations, according to Cohen’s plea agreement, and thus exceeded the $2,700 individual campaign contribution limit. One came from a corporation, which may not donate directly to presidential campaigns. Neither of these two illegal donations was disclosed by the Trump campaign.
 
Jarod said:
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entr...ted-federal-crime_us_5b7da81de4b07295150f49f6

Trump has it backward. Had he used his own money to pay off Daniels and McDougal and routed it through his presidential campaign, there wouldn’t be a legal issue. (Publicly disclosing payments to Daniels, an adult film star, and McDougal, a Playboy model, of course, would have undermined the purpose of the payments, which was to keep the allegations secret.)

The campaign is allowed to make large payments. But Cohen pleaded guilty to making one excessive contribution to the campaign by paying $130,000 to Daniels out of his own pocket and facilitating a $150,000 excessive and illegal corporate contribution from the publishing company American Media Inc. These payments constituted in-kind donations, according to Cohen’s plea agreement, and thus exceeded the $2,700 individual campaign contribution limit. One came from a corporation, which may not donate directly to presidential campaigns. Neither of these two illegal donations was disclosed by the Trump campaign.
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"According to Cohen's plea agreement". Was this adjudicated? Will it set any kind of legal precedent? Do you feel as though you're more knowledgeable on this subject than a former head of the FEC? The guy who wrote the rule?
 
Jarod said:
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entr...ted-federal-crime_us_5b7da81de4b07295150f49f6

Trump has it backward. Had he used his own money to pay off Daniels and McDougal and routed it through his presidential campaign, there wouldn’t be a legal issue. (Publicly disclosing payments to Daniels, an adult film star, and McDougal, a Playboy model, of course, would have undermined the purpose of the payments, which was to keep the allegations secret.)

The campaign is allowed to make large payments. But Cohen pleaded guilty to making one excessive contribution to the campaign by paying $130,000 to Daniels out of his own pocket and facilitating a $150,000 excessive and illegal corporate contribution from the publishing company American Media Inc. These payments constituted in-kind donations, according to Cohen’s plea agreement, and thus exceeded the $2,700 individual campaign contribution limit. One came from a corporation, which may not donate directly to presidential campaigns. Neither of these two illegal donations was disclosed by the Trump campaign.
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He just keeps talking and tweeting. I’m sure, against the legal advice of his real counsel, it Ghoulieannie
 
countryboy said:
"According to Cohen's plea agreement". Was this adjudicated? Will it set any kind of legal precedent? Do you feel as though you're more knowledgeable on this subject than a former head of the FEC? The guy who wrote the rule?
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The LAW was passed by Congress.
 
Cohen did not make the payment out of his own pocket. Rudy explained that he was paid back by daffy. I guess reds are happy with presidents paying hush money to porn stars. Very presidential. If Trump did it, it is legal. That is what Nixon said. it is not illegal if the president does it. The rightys agree.
 
Jarod said:
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entr...ted-federal-crime_us_5b7da81de4b07295150f49f6

Trump has it backward. Had he used his own money to pay off Daniels and McDougal and routed it through his presidential campaign, there wouldn’t be a legal issue. (Publicly disclosing payments to Daniels, an adult film star, and McDougal, a Playboy model, of course, would have undermined the purpose of the payments, which was to keep the allegations secret.)

The campaign is allowed to make large payments. But Cohen pleaded guilty to making one excessive contribution to the campaign by paying $130,000 to Daniels out of his own pocket and facilitating a $150,000 excessive and illegal corporate contribution from the publishing company American Media Inc. These payments constituted in-kind donations, according to Cohen’s plea agreement, and thus exceeded the $2,700 individual campaign contribution limit. One came from a corporation, which may not donate directly to presidential campaigns. Neither of these two illegal donations was disclosed by the Trump campaign.
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hahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But, Trump directed little Mikey to do it...right? And, a candidate (in this case Trump) can give a million bucks if he wants to and then repay it. :party:
 
Stretch said:
hahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But, Trump directed little Mikey to do it...right? And, a candidate (in this case Trump) can give a million bucks if he wants to and then repay it. :party:
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NOt if he only repays it after he realizes it is going to become public.


Additionally an interest free three to six month loan is still an illegal campaign donation.
 
An unreported interest free loan to a campaign only to be repaid if people find out about it, is illegal.
 
countryboy said:
Nice Dodge. That's what I thought, you have no idea what you're talking about. Why didn't you answer any of my questions? I thought you were an attorney, LOL. What a joke.
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Your question had an untrue premise. This is a law not a regulation.
 
Jarod said:
Trump admits to the crime on Fox Interview.

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entr...ted-federal-crime_us_5b7da81de4b07295150f49f6
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Your headline is a lie. If you look at your own link you'll see they misquoted Trump. Follow the transcript. Also, even they say, "Trump comes very close to admitting he committed a felony," which you left out of your quote.

He didn't come close to admitting anything. He made it very clear he did nothing wrong.

As usual, no lie. Just more Fake News from the looney Left.
 
Rob Larrikin said:
Your headline is a lie. If you look at your own link you'll see they misquoted Trump. Follow the transcript. Also, even they say, "Trump comes very close to admitting he committed a felony," which you left out of your quote.

He didn't come close to admitting anything. He made it very clear he did nothing wrong.

As usual, no lie. Just more Fake News from the looney Left.
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He does not know he admitted to the crime, because he does not understand the crime. Regardless, he did admit to it.
 
Jarod said:
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entr...ted-federal-crime_us_5b7da81de4b07295150f49f6

Trump has it backward. Had he used his own money to pay off Daniels and McDougal and routed it through his presidential campaign, there wouldn’t be a legal issue. (Publicly disclosing payments to Daniels, an adult film star, and McDougal, a Playboy model, of course, would have undermined the purpose of the payments, which was to keep the allegations secret.)

The campaign is allowed to make large payments. But Cohen pleaded guilty to making one excessive contribution to the campaign by paying $130,000 to Daniels out of his own pocket and facilitating a $150,000 excessive and illegal corporate contribution from the publishing company American Media Inc. These payments constituted in-kind donations, according to Cohen’s plea agreement, and thus exceeded the $2,700 individual campaign contribution limit. One came from a corporation, which may not donate directly to presidential campaigns. Neither of these two illegal donations was disclosed by the Trump campaign.
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When I see the indictment tomorrow I will take you seriously. Until the. You are full of shit


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