He absolutely did it. The problem is absolutely NOTHING will be done.
4 months ago | 453
It doesnβt matterβwhen has Trump been held accountable for anything?
4 months ago | 553
You're asking if the man found guilty of 34 felony counts of business Fraud might try a scam?
4 months ago | 223
Cool Iβm so excited for nothing to be done about it and he face zero accountability
4 months ago | 345
Just at the opposite. A Tank and Bank. Break it down and buy it up. Robber Barron 101.
4 months ago | 147
Of course he did...and there ain't a frickin thing anyone's gonna do about it. He just provided the ultimate answer as to why our SS checks should never be privatized.
4 months ago | 114
Probably would have been better to not re-elect him
4 months ago | 25
Why investigate when it's not illegal if the president does it. Thanks Supreme Court.
4 months ago | 112
And??? Considering he wasn't held accountable for 34 felony convictions, who in their right mind thinks he would be held accountable for this??
4 months ago | 105
Itβs a moot point until the people of the United States decide to hold presidents accountable
4 months ago | 19
Americaβs billionaires will let him go down after their record profits? Nah. The ruling class in the US runs this shit show.
4 months ago | 41
And if he did all that will happen is people talking about that he did it. Until our congress and senate grow some balls and impeach him nothing will happen.
4 months ago | 7
Perhaps. Either way, heβs behaving like my children β treating the economy like the battery door on the back of the remote. Sure, you can keep fiddling with the little plastic tab for a while and it will keep bouncing back, but eventually itβs going to break and the batteries are going to fall out. If heβs doing this on purpose β enriching himself and his associates β he needs to be removed from office, his assets seized, and he should be thrown in prison. If heβs only fiddling with the economy in this manner because heβs extremely stupid, he still needs to be removed from office. Are there any adults left in the room who can take the remote away from him?
4 months ago | 23
Iβd love to see which politicians traded in stocks and shares during this crisis. Letβs see how drained that swamp really is π€
4 months ago | 7
The Majority Report w/ Sam Seder
πΏππ ππ§πͺπ’π₯ π₯πͺπ‘π‘ ππ£ ππ‘π‘ππππ‘ π₯πͺπ’π₯ & ππͺπ’π₯ π€π£ π©ππ ππ©π€ππ πππ§π ππ©? "This is a scenario that could expose the president to accusations that he engaged in market manipulation," Richard Painter, a government ethics professor at University of Minnesota's law school and the former chief ethics counsel to President George W. Bush, tells NBC News. Kathleen Clark, a government ethics and corruption professor at the Washington University School of Law, tells the New York Times that Trump's posts should trigger a probe by the Securities and Exchange Commission, saying, "If we still had a rule of law, a robust system for the rule of law, it would be investigated." By Trump's own admission, he was thinking yesterday morning about reverting the tariffs β so the signal he was sending to his followers was pretty clear.
In a video released by the White House yesterday afternoon, Trump can be seen gesturing to two corporate executives, and heard saying, "he made $2.5 billion today, and he made $900 million. That's not bad." It also turned out to be "the largest one-day gain in the history of the Bloomberg Billionaires Index."
Too bad for everybody else.
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