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In reply to the discussion: How I understand the National Enquirer involvement [View all]speak easy
(12,598 posts)25. Federal Election Law
Generally, FECA requires organizations making
independent expenditures that aggregate more than $250 in
a calendar year to disclose, on a quarterly basis, (1) whether
an independent expenditure supports or opposes a
candidate, (2) under penalty of perjury, certification as to
whether it was made independently of a campaign, and (3)
the identity of each person who contributed more than $200
to the organization for the purpose of furthering an
independent expenditure. In addition, up to 20 days before
an election, an organization must file a report each time it
spends at least $10,000 on independent expenditures
relating to that election, within 48 hours of incurring the
cost of the expenditure. Less than 20 days before an
election, an organization must file a report each time it
spends.
independent expenditures that aggregate more than $250 in
a calendar year to disclose, on a quarterly basis, (1) whether
an independent expenditure supports or opposes a
candidate, (2) under penalty of perjury, certification as to
whether it was made independently of a campaign, and (3)
the identity of each person who contributed more than $200
to the organization for the purpose of furthering an
independent expenditure. In addition, up to 20 days before
an election, an organization must file a report each time it
spends at least $10,000 on independent expenditures
relating to that election, within 48 hours of incurring the
cost of the expenditure. Less than 20 days before an
election, an organization must file a report each time it
spends.
https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF11398
AIM made no disclosures to the FEC.
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So how was this a campaign finance problem? That's what I don't understand completely. nt
mitch96
Apr 2024
#36
I see, "catch and kill" should have been reported as a campaign contribution.
thesquanderer
Apr 2024
#28
I've seen no indication of there being falsified financial records between Trump and Pecker...
thesquanderer
Apr 2024
#34
Again, another quality from Trump that I definitely see coming from local, predominately white communities.
Baitball Blogger
Apr 2024
#12
It's the low tech version of what the Russians were doing on social media
Tommy Carcetti
Apr 2024
#24
I still have a problem wrapping my head around how what Pecker did with McDougall was legal
mitch96
Apr 2024
#22
David Pecker confesses on the stand to conspiring with Trump against Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election.
LetMyPeopleVote
Apr 2024
#27