Let’s keep it simple. He paid off a porn star and listed it as a legal expense through his company. This is business fraud. There are 34 counts, you can read them, they are clear. |
Yes, let's keep it simple. Stormy denied the "affair" IN WRITING. |
DP. It really is pretty simple. Read the docs posted upthread. Then you'll see. |
Because he paid her too. It’s as simple as that. |
No, he didn't. |
| Please keep prosecuting. It's working so well for his numbers! |
Now we see what Spanky got in return for the $130k he paid her. |
Whatever you have to tell yourself to keep your sanity. This is going to turn out badly for you. Trust me. |
Semantics. Cohen paid her and Trump reimbursed him and then wrote it off as a legal expense. |
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I can't wait for the judge to put him under house arrest! Please do it.
Seal the 2024 election in his favor! |
If you’re implying that if Trump wins that means it turns out badly for me and the rest of the country, I totally agree. |
She had an NDA and was honoring it. Pretty simple. |
Again, this does not matter at all. If he paid her, for whatever reason (keep her quiet, embarrassment, public opinion etc.) and then listed it as a legal expense that is fraud. It was simply not a legal expense, that is fraud. |
Well, it'll turn out badly for you, but you and others are well deserving, after using our justice system for election interference and nothing more. |
The sex or lackthereof is immaterial to this case. The case is about the form of the payments and disclosures. The salacious stuff is important only because had this information come out in late October 2016 when Cohen and Trump were scrambling, it would have absolutely killed his chances of winning. So it shows the motivation of what Trump wanted to cover up and why the $130k was approved so quickly. |