Stormy Daniels

So, the woke media has been reporting on a criminal case filed against the President in New York, for allegedly making hush money payment to the porn actress, Stormy Daniels:

March 30 (Reuters) – Former President Donald Trump was indicted in New York City on Thursday on criminal charges arising from alleged hush money paid to adult film actress Stormy Daniels to avoid a scandal ahead of the 2016 U.S. election. Daniels has said she had a sexual encounter with Trump in 2006, the year after he married his third wife Melania and more than a decade before the businessman-turned-politician – at the time known for a popular reality TV show – became president.

And I say, so what? Since when sleeping with a porn actress and paying her money to not talk about it is a crime? Sure, it is bad publicity; but crime? No. Now, the atheist liberals will pretend that they care about religion, and will say that this is not how a good Christian should behave. But that is not true. Being a Christian does not mean to be a saint. We are all sinners. Everybody has done things in his life that he is not proud of. Besides, these things are very common among powerful men. In fact, I challenge those among my readers who are real powerful men, to comment below and say that they have never done something like this in their life. So, you see, the indictment is actually an admission by the liberals that the President is indeed a very powerful man.

Now, back to the case. The nitpicking reader will say that the criminal indictment is actually not for having sex with the porn actress, neither is it for paying the hush money to silence her. Instead, it is for the payment to suppress negative information ahead of the 2016 presidential elections:

Prosecutors alleged Trump was part of an unlawful plan to suppress negative information, including an illegal payment of $130,000 that was ordered by the defendant to suppress the negative information that would hurt his campaign. The reason he committed the crime of falsifying business records was in part to “promote his candidacy,” the indictment alleges.

And I say again, so what? Is it too difficult to understand that the President had to do anything he could to protect himself from the potential negative information that would hurt his campaign? Wouldn’t anybody in his shoes do the same thing? Why would someone become a candidate for the president of the United States, and then allow for negative information to freely flow through the woke media to jeopardize his candidacy?

And regarding the falsifying business records, the indictment is actually a testament to how low-IQ the prosecutors are. Would any smart person who was running for the president of the United States, in their business records, label a transaction as “hush money paid to porn actress to cover up extra-marital sex”? Would you do that if you were running for the president? Of course not. You would write something like “legal expense,” which is exactly what the President did. So, where is the crime in that?

Now, I ask you to be the judge, and tell me how the President should react to this injustice?