19 Mar 2019 10:19 am
Broidy was not running for office you jackass, so it could not be considered a campaign contribution.Termin8tor » 19 Mar 2019 7:33 am » wrote:Oh my, another personal payment that Democrat Talking Point Liars will dishonestly claim was a campaign contribution.Misty » 18 Mar 2019 7:59 pm » wrote:And the lawyer who handled that hush money payment to the Playboy model for Broidy was?
Michael Cohen.
Rotsa ruck getting him impeached over that.
Much like your dear Cult leader you are losing your grip on reality.
Broidy didn't even pay the woman what he agreed to pay her.
Another deadbeat.
Shera Bechard, a former Playboy model, sued a prominent Republican financier, her former lawyer, and the attorney for porn star Stormy Daniels in relation to a $1.6 million hush-money payment the financier reportedly stopped paying her, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday.
Bechard sued Eliot Broidy, the financier; Keith Davidson, her former attorney; and Michael Avenatti, Daniels's attorney, in California Superior Court. The lawsuit was filed under seal.
The Journal reported earlier this week that Broidy said he would stop the payments because Davidson allegedly disclosed information about the affair to Avenatti. Daniels, Avenatti's client, alleges she had a 2006 affair with President Donald Trump, which he has denied.
Broidy's and Bechard's agreement required him to pay her $1.6 million over two years, The Journal reported. Broidy had already paid $400,000 of that sum but did not make a third scheduled payment, which was due last Sunday.
Broidy resigned as deputy finance chairman for the Republican National Committee after the agreement was revealed, and he acknowledged the relationship.
https://www.businessinsider.com/playboy ... ney-2018-7