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Cohen’s plea deal

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It will not include any cooperation with the government. There are no open cases that helps lead to a conspiracy with Russia by the Trump campaign.
 
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It will not include any cooperation with the government. There are no open cases that helps lead to a conspiracy with Russia by the Trump campaign.
This case was farmed out months ago. Not exactly a shock.
 
It will not include any cooperation with the government. There are no open cases that helps lead to a conspiracy with Russia by the Trump campaign.

That is what is stated in print by the media. If you think there is no cooperation, you are a bigger fool than I thought you were...and I didn't think that was possible.
They are talking about a "substantial fine" and arguing over amount of time to be served, 36-50 months. You think the SDNY hands that out with nothing in return? LOL!

Campaign violations are usually handled with a fine.

LOL!
 
Lol, Trumps lil doggies live in perpetual fear of the day everything he has done is revealed, amazing how the law and order party got corrupted by Trump and his minions. Trump In 2015 was telling them, Hillary must be corrupt because she is being investigated by the FBI, lock her up, lock her up, fast forward to now, Trump tells them, The FBI must be corrupt because they are investigating me. Who knew Trump was the only honest man in America? lmfao.
 
Comparing Giuliani to Avenetti.....both have been on TV a lot lately. That is about where it ends. Rudy has had a pretty successful career in public service and a legal career. Avenetti is one of the guys that people point to when they mock lawyers.

Ironic.

Giuliani just said "the truth isn't the truth" while Avenatti led the feds to the Cohen plea deal currently under way.
 
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That is what is stated in print by the media. If you think there is no cooperation, you are a bigger fool than I thought you were...and I didn't think that was possible.
They are talking about a "substantial fine" and arguing over amount of time to be served, 36-50 months. You think the SDNY hands that out with nothing in return? LOL!



LOL!
That is what is stated in print by the media. If you think there is no cooperation, you are a bigger fool than I thought you were...and I didn't think that was possible.
They are talking about a "substantial fine" and arguing over amount of time to be served, 36-50 months. You think the SDNY hands that out with nothing in return? LOL!



LOL!
In final rules issued on June 15, 2005, the Federal Election Commission (FEC) made inflation adjustments increasing civil penalties for violations of the Federal Election Campaign Act (FECA), the Presidential Election Campaign Fund Act and the Presidential Primary Matching Payment Account Act. The penalty increases apply to violations occurring after June 15, 2005.

FECA places limits on the amounts that individuals, political parties and political action committees (PACs) may contribute in federal elections and requires candidates, political parties and PACs to disclose contributions and expenditures. FECA also prohibits corporations, foreign nationals, labor organizations and certain other organizations from contributing to federal elections. The Presidential Election Campaign Fund Act and the Presidential Primary Matching Payment Account Act place expenditure limits and reporting requirements on presidential candidates who receive federal campaign funding.

  • The maximum penalty for contributions and expenditures made in violation of these statutes, but which are not knowing and willful violations, was previously the greater of $5,500 or the amount of the contribution or expenditure involved. The FEC has increased this penalty to the greater of $6,500 or the amount of the contribution or expenditure involved. The penalty for knowing and willful violations is the greater of $11,000 or 200% of the amount of the contribution or expenditure involved. Due to rounding rules, the FEC has not increased the penalty for knowing and willful violations.
  • FECA also prohibits any person from making a contribution in another person's name. The maximum penalty for knowing and willful violations of this prohibition was previously the greater of $50,000 or 1,000% of the amount involved. The FEC has increased this penalty to the greater of $55,000 or 1,000% of the amount involved.
  • Under FECA, a candidate's principal campaign committee must report within 48 hours any contribution of $1,000 or more that it receives after the 20th day but more than 48 hours before an election. The maximum penalty for campaign committees that fail to file notices within 48 hours of these last-minute contributions has increased to $110 plus 10% of the contribution.
  • FECA also prohibits FEC members and employees or any other person from publicizing FEC investigations or notifications without the written permission of the person who is subject to the investigation or notification. The maximum penalty for these violations of confidentiality, when made knowingly and willfully, has increased from $5,500 to $6,500. The maximum penalty for violations of confidentiality that are not knowing and willful is $2,200 and has not increased due to rounding rules.
 
In final rules issued on June 15, 2005, the Federal Election Commission (FEC) made inflation adjustments increasing civil penalties for violations of the Federal Election Campaign Act (FECA), the Presidential Election Campaign Fund Act and the Presidential Primary Matching Payment Account Act. The penalty increases apply to violations occurring after June 15, 2005.

FECA places limits on the amounts that individuals, political parties and political action committees (PACs) may contribute in federal elections and requires candidates, political parties and PACs to disclose contributions and expenditures. FECA also prohibits corporations, foreign nationals, labor organizations and certain other organizations from contributing to federal elections. The Presidential Election Campaign Fund Act and the Presidential Primary Matching Payment Account Act place expenditure limits and reporting requirements on presidential candidates who receive federal campaign funding.

  • The maximum penalty for contributions and expenditures made in violation of these statutes, but which are not knowing and willful violations, was previously the greater of $5,500 or the amount of the contribution or expenditure involved. The FEC has increased this penalty to the greater of $6,500 or the amount of the contribution or expenditure involved. The penalty for knowing and willful violations is the greater of $11,000 or 200% of the amount of the contribution or expenditure involved. Due to rounding rules, the FEC has not increased the penalty for knowing and willful violations.
  • FECA also prohibits any person from making a contribution in another person's name. The maximum penalty for knowing and willful violations of this prohibition was previously the greater of $50,000 or 1,000% of the amount involved. The FEC has increased this penalty to the greater of $55,000 or 1,000% of the amount involved.
  • Under FECA, a candidate's principal campaign committee must report within 48 hours any contribution of $1,000 or more that it receives after the 20th day but more than 48 hours before an election. The maximum penalty for campaign committees that fail to file notices within 48 hours of these last-minute contributions has increased to $110 plus 10% of the contribution.
  • FECA also prohibits FEC members and employees or any other person from publicizing FEC investigations or notifications without the written permission of the person who is subject to the investigation or notification. The maximum penalty for these violations of confidentiality, when made knowingly and willfully, has increased from $5,500 to $6,500. The maximum penalty for violations of confidentiality that are not knowing and willful is $2,200 and has not increased due to rounding rules.


Google "Tyler Harber"
 
So you think Trump is going to prison? Just say it.


We're not talking about trump, moron. Try to keep up. Maybe you should just let the adults have the adult conversation. We'll explain it all to you when we are done.
 
That is what is stated in print by the media. If you think there is no cooperation, you are a bigger fool than I thought you were...and I didn't think that was possible.
They are talking about a "substantial fine" and arguing over amount of time to be served, 36-50 months. You think the SDNY hands that out with nothing in return? LOL!



LOL!

Hope and dream! You’ve surely got him now!
 
It will not include any cooperation with the government.

So they don't got him this time?

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Paying off a porn star is now election collusion deal? The only way it's a crime is if campaign funds were used and Trump ordered Cohen to use those funds. It will be big trouble for Trump if tapes or documents have been found that shows such an order.
BTW....Obama 2008 was hit with a campaign finance violation charge for a transaction of $1.8 million dollars it failed to report. The campaign was fined $375,000 and it did not affect his election in 2012. Keep in mine, the value of money not reported in the Obama campaign finance violation is more than 10 times larger than the Stormy Daniels payout $130,000 that is under question.
 
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