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Post by cadman on Apr 26, 2024 10:08:13 GMT -5
So when does the trial start for Bill Clinton? He paid Paula Jones. Then all the money spent on the “Bimbo eruptions”. If the truth was known every politician and top businessmen have paid hush money since the beginning of time. It's not the "hush money" itself. It's how the "hush money" was accounted for. Openly paid, taxes paid or hidden as tax deductible expenses (as in "legal fees"). And Clinton had his trial. "President Clinton reached an out-of-court settlement with Paula Jones yesterday, agreeing to pay her $850,000 to drop the sexual harassment lawsuit that led to the worst political crisis of his career and only the third presidential impeachment inquiry in American history." "The document signed late yesterday afternoon made no mention of how Clinton would pay for the settlement, but sources said it likely would come from both his legal defense fund and a separate deal with one of his insurance companies. Sources said the president's lawyers have reached a tentative agreement with Chubb Group Insurance to buy out the personal liability policy that had covered some of his legal expenses for close to half of the settlement." That is all Trump had to do when this shit started, settle it legally. Clinton also made a legal agreement to avoid any criminal proceedings. Clinton probably coughed up close to million when the issue was finally settled.
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Post by Captj on Apr 26, 2024 10:12:09 GMT -5
Plain and simple for those who can't understand what's going on, Trump wrote and signed a check to pay off his slut of the day and charged it off as a business expense. Which comes off the bottom line, decreases earnings, and thus taxes. Which we as average citizens are then forced to make up by paying our fair share of taxes. Which begs the question of what else were they charging off as business expenses. We already know that he was giving bonuses to his top people in the form of apartments, travel, tuition, and who knows what else. For more refer to CFO Allen Weisselberg's fraud conviction. Snoozy Donny is next.
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Post by biminitwisted on Apr 26, 2024 10:24:37 GMT -5
Feloniously cooking the books to coverup campaign improprieties is just fine in Florida. Happens all the time, we're told.
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Post by meateater on Apr 26, 2024 10:24:43 GMT -5
its election interference, guilty or not guilty nobody cares as long as it keeps him off the campaign trail. not 1 vote will change with a conviction.
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Post by biminitwisted on Apr 26, 2024 10:36:20 GMT -5
its election interference, guilty or not guilty nobody cares as long as it keeps him off the campaign trail. not 1 vote will change with a conviction. You may be right considering all the true conservatives have already clearly decide they will either stay home or vote for Sleepy Joe.
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Post by OhMy on Apr 26, 2024 10:38:32 GMT -5
its election interference, guilty or not guilty nobody cares as long as it keeps him off the campaign trail. not 1 vote will change with a conviction. You may be right considering all the true conservatives have already clearly decide they will either stay home or vote for Sleepy Joe. Huh? Have you been listening to NPR again to get your information?
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Post by Tarponator on Apr 26, 2024 13:44:03 GMT -5
OhMy? You don't even understand when you're being screwed with. You think Tarp really cares about your spelling or punctuation? He was not correcting me. So who is screwing with who now? On second thought, he did fuck up the acronym. It, too, should have been capitalized, FFS. Don't you people have homes?
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Post by throttle on Apr 26, 2024 17:10:12 GMT -5
Plain and simple for those who can't understand what's going on, Trump wrote and signed a check to pay off his slut of the day and charged it off as a business expense. Which comes off the bottom line, decreases earnings, and thus taxes. Which we as average citizens are then forced to make up by paying our fair share of taxes. Which begs the question of what else were they charging off as business expenses. We already know that he was giving bonuses to his top people in the form of apartments, travel, tuition, and who knows what else. For more refer to CFO Allen Weisselberg's fraud conviction. Snoozy Donny is next. You're clearly confusing this with Hunter Biden's tax evasion case.
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Apr 26, 2024 17:13:11 GMT -5
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Post by walkerdog on Apr 26, 2024 17:13:11 GMT -5
While Trump is on trial and off of the campaign trail, Joe Biden is hitting it hard. Biden can't speak without soundling like a babbling idiot. "PAUSE". All Trump has to do is set back and reap the rewards of that Clown who's Uncle was boiled in a pot and eaten by a village of Cannibals. You still making fun of a man who's speech is still affected by but overcome a debilitating speech impediment? Not at all! He’s just making fun of the liar. 😉
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Apr 26, 2024 17:25:43 GMT -5
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Post by walkerdog on Apr 26, 2024 17:25:43 GMT -5
So cyclist apologizes and you come back and insult him. Is that what you consider a real apology? I sure don’t. More of a sorry, not sorry.
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Post by Captj on Apr 27, 2024 7:34:35 GMT -5
Plain and simple for those who can't understand what's going on, Trump wrote and signed a check to pay off his slut of the day and charged it off as a business expense. Which comes off the bottom line, decreases earnings, and thus taxes. Which we as average citizens are then forced to make up by paying our fair share of taxes. Which begs the question of what else were they charging off as business expenses. We already know that he was giving bonuses to his top people in the form of apartments, travel, tuition, and who knows what else. For more refer to CFO Allen Weisselberg's fraud conviction. Snoozy Donny is next. You're clearly confusing this with Hunter Biden's tax evasion case. I'm not at all confused. Hunter will have to pay up. Most tax evasion convictions don't end up with jail time. Trump's charges are different, but rest assured that your hero isn't going to the slammer either. Jail is reserved for those who can't afford endless appeals, or campaign money to pay their lawyers.
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