In Trump's White House, corruption is the coin of the realm - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : But there is no question that that trust still benefits President Trump directly, the paper noted.
58% : A spokesperson for Trump told The New York Times that his "assets are in a trust managed by his children," and that as a result, "there are no conflicts of interest."
42% : It is also worth noting that in February, the SEC paused an investigation of Binance; the firm's CEO, who pleaded guilty in 2023 to charges of failing to maintain an effective anti-money laundering program, is also said to be seeking a pardon from Trump.
39% : In 2021, this editorial board called for Congress to require presidents to divest themselves of investments that could pose conflicts and release their tax returns -- something presidents before Trump routinely did.
27% : Those ventures are also magnitudes larger than the amounts Hunter Biden was accused of making -- and for which Trump said he deserved jail time -- during his father's presidency.
26% : And the chances of the Republican-led Congress impeaching Trump -- who was twice impeached by the House and twice acquitted by the Senate during his first term -- are nil.

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