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Serious question: Why wasn’t Hillary indicted for paying for the Steele dossier? It seems to me that both trump and hillary have broken the same law when it comes to using fraudulent funds for other than stated purposes and both should be prosecuted. Yes I think trump deserves to be indicted.
Paying blackmail is a different category than paying for campaign research. I don't understand why you think they are the same.
 
Serious question: Why wasn’t Hillary indicted for paying for the Steele dossier? It seems to me that both trump and hillary have broken the same law when it comes to using fraudulent funds for other than stated purposes and both should be prosecuted. Yes I think trump deserves to be indicted.
I don't know. Probably they didn't commit the same crime.
If Clinton committed a crme and deserves prosecution then a prosecutor should bring that case in front of a grand jury and try to get them to recommend an indictment.
 
Lol at the notion that Trump will be arrested.
LOL indeed. LMFAO. ROFLMFAO.

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Former President Donald Trump faces more than 30 counts related to business fraud in an indictment from a Manhattan grand jury, according to two sources familiar with the case.

Earlier Thursday, a spokesperson for Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said the office has contacted Trump's attorney to "coordinate his surrender" for arraignment on "a Supreme Court indictment, which remains under seal."

"Guidance will be provided when the arraignment date is selected," it added.

Trump will likely appear in court early next week, his defense attorney said.
 
Paying blackmail is a different category than paying for campaign research. I don't understand why you think they are the same.
But he’s not being indicted for blackmail. It’s for not disclosing funds that we’re supposed to be used for his campaign if I’m reading it correctly. Which is the same thing that Hillary paid a fine for with the Steele dossier
 
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I don't know. Probably they didn't commit the same crime.
If Clinton committed a crme and deserves prosecution then a prosecutor should bring that case in front of a grand jury and try to get them to recommend an indictment.
She paid the fine. From what I have read it’s the same thing Trump is being accused of. I’m asking what the difference in the crimes were. I’m not even taking a political side with this…. Just don’t know how these crimes differ.

 
She paid the fine. From what I have read it’s the same thing Trump is being accused of. I’m asking what the difference in the crimes were. I’m not even taking a political side with this…. Just don’t know how these crimes differ.


I have no idea the difference either. I bet you would find better and more accurate answers on a forum about law full of lawyers and judges and whatnot
 
Recent administrations with the MOST criminal indictments:
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Trump (Republican) — 215
Nixon (Republican) — 76
Reagan (Republican) — 26
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Recent administrations with the LEAST criminal indictments:
Obama (Democrat) — 0
Carter (Democrat) — 1
Clinton (Democrat) — 2


Party of law and order
 
But he’s not being indicted for blackmail. It’s for not disclosing funds that we’re supposed to be used for his campaign if I’m reading it correctly. Which is the same thing that Hillary paid a fine for with the Steele dossier
Trump used his campaign funds for personal expenses (paying a blackmailer). Clinton used campaign funds for campaign research. According to the headline you posted, the fine Clinton paid was for improper disclosure, which is not improper use.
 
if justice demanded that Michael Cohen go to jail for a scheme directed by someone else, justice also requires that the person responsible for directing the scheme must answer for their offenses against the law — and that person is Donald Trump."
 
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