Kansas Crimson

What is it about? Paying hush money to porn stars with your own money? ? Trying to make yourself look better, portray a better image to the voters? That is no different than paying for botox treatments or buying tooth whitener imo. (as did Hilldawggy)
The demonrats are going to have to come up with something more serious than that if they want to impeach Trump. Dream on demonratfinks.

So lipstick on a pig works for you?

Dolomite, you may want to do a little research on what constitutes a campaign finance violation.

Dolomite is IMZ...right?

One and the same.

jeepinjayhawk wrote: ↑Wed Dec 12, 2018 3:42 pm Dolomite is IMZ...right?

Wait, wasn't IMZ banned already because the intolerant liberals couldn't handle free speech and the truth?

defixione wrote: ↑Wed Dec 12, 2018 2:50 pm So lipstick on a pig works for you?

Exactly, A lot of people wouldn't have voted for her without it, amirite?

dolomite wrote: ↑Wed Dec 12, 2018 3:54 pm

jeepinjayhawk wrote: ↑Wed Dec 12, 2018 3:42 pm Dolomite is IMZ...right?

Wait, wasn't IMZ banned already because the intolerant liberals couldn't handle free speech and the truth?

I assume he was banned because he was a troll.
That's why it was easy to spot him reincarnated.

Is now and ever shall be the biggest risk to Trump.

He violated the law and did so without even bothering to try to hide it.

National Enquirer publisher admits it paid hush money before Trump's election

AMI admitted that its plan to pay the two women, and then suppress the stories by not publishing them, was to avoid a potential scandal from influencing the election. McDougal was paid $150,000 for her story, it said. The Justice Department said that at least one Trump campaign member joined Trump lawyer Michael Cohen in an August 2015 meeting with AMI CEO and National Enquirer publisher David Pecker to discuss the suppression of negative news about Trump.

Cohen received a three-year prison sentence Wednesday after pleading guilty to nine federal counts for, among other crimes, his involvement in the AMI cover-up.

The New York City prosecutors' reference to unidentified campaign staff suggests that the number of Trump associates in legal trouble is growing, NBC News reported. AMI will avoid prosecution by continued cooperation with investigators.

DCHawk1 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 12, 2018 4:32 pm Is now and ever shall be the biggest risk to Trump.

He violated the law and did so without even bothering to try to hide it.

A majority of the current members of the House and Senate know this, and do nothing. What a country!

High crimes and misdemeanors are not defined in the Constitution. The Congress defines them as they see fit. Thus far, they have determined that campaign finance violations -- even of the vile sort Trump committed -- do not necessitate removal from office.

Have no fear, though, Jerry Nadler will get the ball rolling as quick as he is able.