Flin Flon said:We organize our economy firstly around people, and people want things and activities that are made possible by capitalism.
(In my country a prime minister would not have survived such a scandal ...)As part of the settlement, Mr. Trump, who at first dismissed the suit as a political attack, made 19 detailed admissions, acknowledging, for example, that the foundation had purchased the $10,000 portrait of himself that was ultimately displayed at one of his Florida hotels.
He admitted to using the foundation’s money to settle obligations of some of his for-profit companies, including a golf club in Westchester County, N.Y., and Mar-a-Lago, his private club in Florida which he frequently visits.
And he admitted that the foundation had given his presidential campaign control over about $2.8 million that the foundation had raised at a veterans fund-raiser in Iowa in January 2016. Mr. Trump acknowledged the fund-raiser was in fact a campaign event.
Training in not being corruptAs part of the settlement, Mr. Trump’s three children who were officers of the foundation — Eric Trump, Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump — were ordered to undergo mandatory training to ensure they do not engage in similar misconduct in the future.
On Tuesday, the attorney general’s office confirmed the children had undergone the training.
Adorno said:As part of the settlement, Mr. Trump’s three children who were officers of the foundation — Eric Trump, Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump — were ordered to undergo mandatory training to ensure they do not engage in similar misconduct in the future.
On Tuesday, the attorney general’s office confirmed the children had undergone the training.
This is just ordinary populism. I think Turkey is politically ahead of Western countries this time.kurczak said:
Watly said:Democrats really seem to want another four years of Trump.
Calradianın Bilgesi said:Is this related to populism?
Moose! said:Watly said:Democrats really seem to want another four years of Trump.
Why does everyone seem to think that? The impeachment of Bill Clinton was more unpopular than the current impeachment of Trump, yet Republicans did fairly well in the 2000 election (they won the presidency, and only faced minor losses in the House and Senate). I see very little evidence to assume this will impact the election one way or another - it likely drives enthusiasm among partisan voters on both side.