BSM1
What? Me worry?
Really? You have not been following this and you claim "no evidence"? That is not wise:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...ce-laws/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.5a237be83080
"During the 2016 election cycle, Trump’s presidential campaign couldn’t accept a contribution of more than $2,700 from an individual and couldn’t take money from corporations at all. (The exception: Trump could lend himself as much as he wanted.) Expenses related to the campaign had to be paid from money that was collected for the campaign under those limits which, after all, is the heart of contribution limits: If you could take any money from anywhere or spend any money you wanted, there would be no point to setting limits in the first place. Those contributions and payments then have to be reported publicly"
Even if the money from Cohen was a "loan" that should have been in his records. And the payments also should have been recorded and submitted;
"$300,000.00 payment to keep the skanks quiet."
You still didn't answer my question. No one is arguing that these women did not receive money, but where is the proof of illegality, let alone an impeachable offense?