“ ‘If any person, including a relative or friend of the candidate, gives or loans the candidate money for the purpose of influencing any election for federal office, the funds are not considered personal funds of the candidate even if they are given to the candidate directly. Instead, the gift or loan is considered a contribution from the donor to the campaign, subject to the per-election limit and reportable by the campaign. This is true even if the candidate uses the funds for personal living expenses while campaigning.’ ”

That’s George Conway, husband of White House adviser Kellyanne Conway and expert subtweeter of the president, trolling Team Trump — again. This time, he posted a link and an excerpt from the Federal Election Commission’s website explaining the dos and don’ts of campaign finance laws.

Conway fired off this tweet on Thursday morning after Rudy Giuliani, who was just added to the president’s roster of lawyers, told Sean Hannity the night before that Trump reimbursed Michael Cohen for the $130,000 payment to Stormy Daniels.