How Bad Is It?: Trump’s Self-Dealing and the Question of Kleptocracy
The Political Scene | The New Yorker
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Trump's Financial Interplay: Wealth and Ethics
This chapter investigates the extensive financial gains of Trump during his presidency, totaling an impressive $3.4 billion, and critiques the implications of these earnings. It examines the blurred lines between legitimate business dealings and potential self-dealing influenced by his political role, while also exploring the ethical and legal ramifications of such financial pursuits. The discussion delves into the implications for democracy and the unique challenges posed by Trump's approach to leveraging his presidency for personal profit.
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