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Daniels case.
Link to tweet
Tweet Text:
@rebeccaballhaus
The Trump campaign paid $93,000 in the first two months of 2018 to the law firm of Charles Harder, the lawyer representing Trump in the Stormy Daniels case, per new FEC filing.
1:32 PM - 15 Apr 2018
UPDATE: Now it's at $280,000
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Sienna86
(2,150 posts)Was he representing Stormy or Trump?
cstanleytech
(26,319 posts)Hassin Bin Sober
(26,343 posts)Mrs. Overall
(6,839 posts)babylonsister
(171,093 posts)Wounded Bear
(58,717 posts)Ilsa
(61,698 posts)Hortensis
(58,785 posts)Shoulda waited for my husband to finish swallowing before passing it on, though.
Kaleva
(36,351 posts)babylonsister
(171,093 posts)blogslut
(38,017 posts)Harder represented Melania against the Daily Mail.
FakeNoose
(32,770 posts)Thiel had his own axe to grind and he wanted Gawker out of business. So he hired lawyers to sue on behalf of Hulk Hogan.
blogslut
(38,017 posts)Fuck Peter Thiel.
IllinoisBirdWatcher
(2,315 posts)I think that is a bit of a legal problem for the "candidate."
Plus, if the Harder firm was working for (and paid by) the campaign he may have some lawyerly ethics problems himself.
"Curiouser and curiouser!" but then again, tRump seems to live in Wonderland.
Jarqui
(10,130 posts)scandal might make it problematic to claim Cohen was the attorney of record for Stormy Daniels (which of course, Trump knew nothing about [/sarcasm])
Now, Stormy, McDougal and one other all had the same lawyer back then. So that stinks pretty bad.
But the really smelly one everyone seems to overlook is this one:
Woman who accused Donald Trump of raping her at 13 drops lawsuit
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/nov/04/donald-trump-teenage-rape-accusations-lawsuit-dropped
https://www.scribd.com/doc/316341058/Donald-Trump-Jeffrey-Epstein-Rape-Lawsuit-and-Affidavits
What happened there? Major, major story ... goes poof!! How could Micheal Cohen not know about that or not be involved as Trump's fixer?
The porn star and playboy bunny got $130,000-150,000. What does a victim of rape at age 13 get? A heck of a lot more to shut up. But a NDA for a crime is illegal in terms of talking to the FBI.
Now this company Cohen set up to pay Stormy did not state as it's mission "to pay sex workers for sex and 13 year old rape victims". And the banking couldn't declare that was what it was doing (a technicality to go after Cohen). So for evidence, with warrants and subpoenas, the FBI might have traced the rape victim and had a little chat.
I never forgot how that girl pulled out of that press conference. Stormy got threatened and it's even more likely that this girl did as well. Which might be why Avenatti didn't have to publish the artist sketch of the man who threatened her because the FBI figured his ID out.
This rape victim could get the ultimate revenge - not that anything could truly compensate her for her horrible experience and psychological/emotional damages.
Strange to me how the media is not looking at this. Why?
triron
(22,022 posts)Jarqui
(10,130 posts)Doodley
(9,130 posts)procon
(15,805 posts)If he was subcontracting out what would seem to be a fairly routine job, does Cohen still have his license?
Achilleaze
(15,543 posts)a sleazebag.
* aka republican Draft-Dodger-in-Chief
yortsed snacilbuper
(7,939 posts)CatMor
(6,212 posts)out of campaign funds for something that happened before he stole the election. They should be mighty angry.
erronis
(15,336 posts)Methinks some types of people like lowlifes like dump since they can feel like they're part of the same crowd.
Apparently we like mobster films and "Ocean-##" ones - is that the same glorification?
If I'm down in the valleys of Appalachia (or wherever) and my environment has been raped-to-shit by somebody, wouldn't I want to have a mean hero - gun-toting big-talking plain-speaking hero? Obviously not some educated negro but a self-made billionaire who knows how to tell a good story.
Botany
(70,588 posts)But then again what about HRC's emails?
kpete
(72,020 posts)Cryptoad
(8,254 posts)Cohen live in until his beach house is ready ?
mr_lebowski
(33,643 posts)Paid off to people the candidate slept with years before they even ran?
Cause if it is ... that is one rather vulgar loophole that's in serious need of CLOSING, like YESTERDAY.
$100 says that if ANY Dem POTUS had done something like that while in office, HOLY SHIT would it become a firing offense, if not an outright felony, in the blink of an eye ...
trof
(54,256 posts)in this election thing than there is in casinos!
I can pay off all the hookers and just charge it to the campaign.
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Mrs. Overall
(6,839 posts)Link to tweet
Tweet Text:
NEW: 8,700 page @FEC filing reveals Trump's 2020 re-election campaign paid $280,000 in legal fees to two law firms representing Trump & his personal attorney Michael Cohen against Stormy Daniels https://wapo.st/2GYspVs