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Your spelling is good but your reading comprehension SUCKS :lol: Again for a contribution to be a contribution in kind is has to be SOLELY for the campaign. The money given to Stormy Daniels had TWO purposes.So with the bolded you just admitted that (and here we go again) there was "dual" purpose, not 'duel' purpose. Which one is a violation of FEC law because he was seeking to,protect his "image"(not imagine) So that right there is an admission of a violation regardless of how his wife feels about it.
1. It protected Trump's image for the campaign.
BUT IT ALSO
2. Prevented Melanea and Trump's family from finding out about the affair and protected Trump's brand name.
Because the payment to Stormy Daniels was not solely for the purpose of the campaign its not a payment in kind. The SDNY likely understands that it isn't a payment in kind and that they have no case. So they aren't going to indict anyone.
Professor Smith added, “When the FEC wrote the regulation that says what constitutes campaign expenditures and what constitutes personal use, it rejected specifically the idea that a campaign expenditure was anything related to a campaign, and instead says it has to be something that exists only because of the campaign and solely for that reason.”