Ethics Watchdog Group: Trump May Have Committed Eight Criminal Campaign Finance And Related Offenses

Out today from the ethics watchdog group CREW:

There is compelling evidence that President Trump may have personally committed up to eight criminal campaign finance and related offenses while running for president and during his first year in office, according to a report released today by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW).

In a new report, A Campaign to Defraud, CREW combs through the facts behind these apparent crimes, based on admissions by two of President Trump’s likely co-conspirators and news reports, detailing how criminal law can already be applied to publicly known facts.

Most of President Trump’s potential violations are related to illegal campaign contributions meant to cover up evidence of Trump’s affairs with two women, preventing voters from learning the truth about his behavior ahead of the election, though at least one continued well into his first year in office.

Hit the link for an itemization.

BREAKING: In a new report, CREW finds that there is compelling evidence that President Trump may have personally committed up to eight criminal campaign finance and related offenses while running for president and during his first year in office https://t.co/LrSyzh9vya

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) February 25, 2019