You probably haven't heard the name
Stormy Daniels for a while, but that $130,000 hush payment
Donald Trump made to the adult-film actress in 2016
is still haunting him. The Manhattan District Attorney's office believes that the money was a violation of "election and business-records laws," so they are pondering felony charges.
According to
Rolling Stone sources, the former president's lawyers already have a legal strategy to try and squirm out of the possible charges. They are trying to get him to put the blame on his marriage and
Melania Trump he didn't want his wife to find out, so he paid off Daniels. Well, there's a reason Donald Trump doesn't want to take this path. Remember, he denies ever having a tryst with her while she described her affair with him as "
the least impressive sex I'd ever had" in her memoir,
Full Disclosure.
If Donald Trump takes his lawyers' advice, then he has to talk about the encounter he swears he didn't have with Daniels. "The [former] president
seems reluctant about taking this approach," the insider explained to
Rolling Stone. "I hope that changes." The district attorney is looking into the possibility that Donald Trump "falsified records" and claimed he reimbursed his former attorney, Michael Cohen, when he really paid off Daniels for her silence.
This ongoing issue seems to be bugging the former president because he mentioned it on Truth Social last week, tripling down on his story that he "NEVER HAD AN AFFAIR. This is old news!"
"Cults don't end well. They really don't."