I understand that. But we can only hope the end result of all this is that Trump is replaced with someone else. It won't happen, but we can hope.
Do you know what Trump was found guilty of?
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Did they discuss campaign violations in the trial? Was the law discussed in what’s a violation?
Ooo I actually posted something on this.
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michael cohen plead guilty to campaign finance violations related to the very same payments and served time
So you're saying this is a case of Joe Biden and the Democrats doing the work the republicans should have done long ago.
Outstanding.
This case, was about how he payment was filed for tax purposes. It had nothing to do with his campaign.
no
the case was about unreported campaign contributions (which is what cohen plead guilty to) and "misclassified" business expenses meant to reimburse those contributions
No.
But it doesn't matter that I can show you what he was actually convicted of, you will continue to try to bring it back to the Cohen case, so, I will simply say, good day.
We don't know that. We have zero clue what Barron really thinks of his dad.
He really is.
Of course, but there's typically remorse, apologies, even counseling to get through these things. I believe with every fiber of my being that Trump is a narcissist. And I don't mean in that fun way we toss the word around for a prideful or arrogant person. A narcissist cannot, by definition, be a servant of the people. People on here will bash GW, but he's a good person.
A narcissist, clinically defined, is someone diagnosed with Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). According to the DSM-5, NPD is characterized by:
- A pervasive pattern of grandiosity (in fantasy or behavior)
- Need for admiration
- Lack of empathy
- Grandiose sense of self-importance
- Preoccupation with fantasies of unlimited success, power, brilliance, beauty, or ideal love
- Belief that they are special and unique
- Requirement of excessive admiration
- Sense of entitlement
- Interpersonally exploitative behavior
- Lack of empathy
- Envy of others or belief that others are envious of them
- Arrogant or haughty behaviors or attitudes
LOL - the latest demonstration of your ignorance. It wasn't about taxes.
Donald Trump was found guilty of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records after prosecutors successfully convinced a jury he disguised hush money reimbursement as legal expenses. He is the first former president to be convicted of a crime.
Each count is tied to a different business record that prosecutors demonstrated Trump is responsible for changing to conceal or commit another crime.
Those records include 11 checks paid to former lawyer Michael Cohen, 11 invoices from Michael Cohen and 12 entries in Trump's ledgers.
The jury found that Trump authorized a plan to reimburse Cohen for the $130,000 hush money payment issued to Stormy Daniels and spread the payments across 12 months disguised as legal expenses.
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Step 1: Stop listening to stupid people 🤣
yes...the case against a defendents lawyer regarding the exact same actions and payments is relevant to this case
Was it known what “the other crime” was that they said he committed?
unless that hush money payment is done for the benefit of a political candidacy, in excess of the personal contribution amount, and unreported as a campaign contribution
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If you are actually this dumb, I feel for you.
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Yes, I am capable of empathy.
I feel bad that your persona is so wrapped up in defending Trump that you are willingly ignorant.
It's illegal to falsify business records. That's what this is about.
Feel free to cite the counts of tax fraud Trump was convicted of.
What am I ignorant of?
He had an affair 20 years ago and paid a.whore to not tell anyone about it. He coded the payment to the whore in his taxes incorrectly. He committed a tax crime.
Where did he record these payments on his taxes? Again, please cite the counts that reference tax fraud.
What makes falsifying business records illegal is the tax implications ya dunce.
The government doesn't give a shit about how profitable or unprofitable youe business is, they care about getting the right cut.
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You are pretending to not know that the sole reason he lied about the expense was to protect his candidacy.
You know, the crime he was CONVICTED OF YESTERDAY.
He is still a candidate as of right now, the day after he was convicted, and we all.knew about Stormy.
but we didn't know in nov 2016...that's the whole point
a payment was made for the benefit of his campaign/candidacy...and business records were falsified to disguise the campaign contribution as a business expense
this really isn't complicated
This article pretty much sums it up and the issues with the prosecution. I've read Mish for years and he for sure is not Trump fan, nor Biden fan.
Biden fans are going hate. Trump fans are gonna hate. In the end this may be a the point of the downfall of our current system as we act more and more like Ukraine and Russia in how we run Govt.
Mish does not take a position of Trump's guilt. He raises questions of how and why the conviction was achieved.
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Personally I do not want Trump or Biden to run.
Biden fans are going hate. Trump fans are gonna hate. In the end this may be a the point of the downfall of our current system as we act more and more like Ukraine and Russia in how we run Govt.
Mish does not take a position of Trump's guilt. He raises questions of how and why the conviction was achieved.
Trump Found Guilty – a Travesty of Justice for America
Trump was found guilty of a crime but can anyone say what it is? Prosecutorial misconduct is dripping. It’s the judge, not Trump who belongs in prison.
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Personally I do not want Trump or Biden to run.
Wait a minute, you think Stormy paid Trump?
How would Trump benefit from paying Stormy?
What happened was Trump paid Cohen back for paying off Stormy, whether he knew about it or not, and that was coded incorrectly. Because it wasn't taxed correctly.
Cohen didn't get a heloc on his house to make a payment to trump for funsies. Cohen paid Stormy, then Cohen got paid via Trump, there was no campaign contribution from Cohen.
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See, you are playing stupid again (I hope, for your sake.)
The crimes he was convicted of were committed to assist him in winning the 2016 presidential election. Which he did.
i legit can't tell if you're being serious or not...this is an incredible performance
campaign contributions can be something other than just giving someone money directly. if you pay off a porn star to stay quiet because of a political campaign, that's a campaign contribution (and that's one of the things cohen plead guilty to)
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