In response to Trump's recent moves to receive a Qatari plane and hold a crypto banquet, the New York Times published an article that Trump has monetized the presidency, and the president and his family have used the White House to make money more than any previous president, normalizing activities that once would have aroused strong opposition and official investigations. Scholars who study official corruption believe that by traditional Washington standards, the fledgling Trump administration is the most reckless candidate in American history to use public office, and its recklessness may even exceed that of Watergate and other famous scandals.
The report said that Trump's change to Washington since his return to power is reflected in his normalization of money-making schemes that once led to endless political backlash, televised hearings, official investigations and damage control. The demise, or at least the lack, of anger in the Trump era reflects the extent to which the president has changed the established code of conduct in Washington.
The New York Times: The Trump administration is the most reckless use of public office in American history
2025-05-26 05:07:09
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