Trump Finds No Issue With What He Allegedly Fled From
Donald Trump, the self-proclaimed slayer of the Washington 'swamp,' now assures us there's 'no issue' with his own family's labyrinthine foreign business dealings. This isn't just a convenient memory lapse; it's a naked display of the transactional hypocrisy he once (allegedly) deplored. Critics might recall how Trump himself, in 2016, lambasted Hillary Clinton's Clinton Foundation for foreign
entanglements, yet his own children continue to monetize their name and access globally. The former president, who once vowed to 'drain the swamp,' appears content to simply redecorate it—with his own brand. One might wonder if the 'conflict of interest' alarm only sounds when it's beneficial for political optics, not when it involves direct profit for the family enterprise. The irony is so thick
you could carve it with a golden steak knife. How many 'ethics' codes are required before the public realizes some rules are simply suggestions for the less connected?