Pecker Goes Down

Not really. An executive of the National Enquirer, David Pecker, has told “authorities” he “bought and buried” stories about Trump’s “hush money payments” to various women to “protect” Donald Trump. Of course, there is nothing to prove it actually happened that way, or that the whole thing was a figment of his imagination. But then it seems that, today, real proof is not needed in order to tarnish someone’s reputation. Example: Justice Kavanaugh. Yes, he did manage to get on the Supreme Court, but there will always be an asterisk next to his name, while some people insist that he is a rapist, and the “ringleader” of a “doping and raping ring.” The accusation will never go away, even though it could not be proven. It will remain with him to his dying day, in the minds of SOME people. In the same manner, Pecker’s “admission” will never go away. Some people will always refer to President Trump as a “bad person” because he “paid off some women to keep quiet about his affair with them,” even if it never happened. There are many other reasons to pay people, other than “hush money.” They haven’t proven it was, but some people will insist it was, as usual. Anything to “get” President Trump. Even if true, there is nothing illegal in what Trump is supposed to have done. (Just Common Sense)