[Hoot Gibson]

https://currently.att.yahoo.com/news/tru...41804.html

More news of Trump believing he is above the law.

Trump moved more than $200,00 donated to his Make America Great Again PAC into his own private business accounts, according to an analysis of his federal filings.

What law did Trump break? Is renting space to a non-profit organization at the market rate that you charge other businesses illegal? Be specific, please.

Campaign finance law.  Using PAC money in his own personal business is illegal.

Reread the article to which you linked. Does it contain a specific allegation that Trump broke any law? Notice the language that the article used to describe rent payments between two corporations as "moved money out..." Now, I will repeat my question. What specific law did Trump break? What is the source of your information, if you are not misinterpreting the article that you cited? The article, if you ignore the obvious efforts to imply that Trump broke the law, seems to be saying that Trump used the campaign donations to cover expenses of the organization, which included paying rent to a Trump non-profit corporation. The author says that the source of the information is the Trump organization's own filing with the FEC.

Do you really believe that given all of the scrutiny that Democrats have given to Trump's finances and with liberal Democrats heading all major U.S. agencies, that Trump broke the law and filed an accurate accounting to the FEC, which could be used against him in a future campaign or court of law? Do you really think that Trump is stupid? Any objective person would recognize the ridiculous outlay of public funds to find Trump crimes over the past 5 years with almost nothing to show for the expenditures demonstrates that Trump is no dummy.