philip_cardella, 14 hours ago to random If you're talking about #HushMoney but not #ElectionFraud you're doing it wrong and missing the point entirely. Strategically AND legally. There's nothing inherently illegal about paying someone to be quiet. The guy won in 2016 by under 80,000 votes. There's a very real chance the thing he was convicted of was successfully cheating to win. Honestly, maybe don't use the Republican term "hush money" unless you're trying to carry water for #Trump.
If you're talking about #HushMoney but not #ElectionFraud you're doing it wrong and missing the point entirely. Strategically AND legally.
There's nothing inherently illegal about paying someone to be quiet.
The guy won in 2016 by under 80,000 votes. There's a very real chance the thing he was convicted of was successfully cheating to win.
Honestly, maybe don't use the Republican term "hush money" unless you're trying to carry water for #Trump.