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Slime and Corruption is found all around Trump, Trump family and most everyone he hires. Those that did not fit into that category have been fired or quit since they were not willing to fit in and play the game, like Mattis and McMasters.
The following article was written by the New York Times and it outlines in full how much slime and corruption exists with Trump and around Trump. The Republicans have elected a man that was supposed to clean the swamp but what he did was bring in bigger alligators and more dirty water and they are applauding him for stealing their money. What a sad commentary on what the Republican Party is now and how low they have descended.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/28/opinion/trump-administration-corruption-conflicts.html
They don’t even try very hard to hide it.
President Trump, his family and more than a few of his appointees are using his presidency to enrich themselves. They are spending taxpayer dollars for their own benefit. They are accepting sweetheart deals from foreigners. And they are harnessing the power of the federal government on behalf of their businesses.
There’s a word for this: corruption.
Given how widespread Trumpian corruption has become, we thought it was time to make a list. It’s meant to be a definitive list of self-dealing by the president, his family, his staff or his friends — since he began running for president. To qualify, an incident needs to seem highly credible, even if it remains unresolved, and needs to involve making money.
The following article was written by the New York Times and it outlines in full how much slime and corruption exists with Trump and around Trump. The Republicans have elected a man that was supposed to clean the swamp but what he did was bring in bigger alligators and more dirty water and they are applauding him for stealing their money. What a sad commentary on what the Republican Party is now and how low they have descended.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/28/opinion/trump-administration-corruption-conflicts.html