Hold Donald Trump accountable for his documented corruption. The evidence is not ambiguous: he accepted a $400 million plane from a foreign government with terrorist ties, used campaign funds to pay off Stormy Daniels, charged taxpayers $3.3 million per golf outing at his own Mar-a-Lago resort, and extorted settlements from media companies. These are not political grievances — they are financial crimes that demand investigation and prosecution.
Congress has both the authority and the obligation to act. Trump has a decades-long pattern of not paying contractors, stacking federal agencies with unqualified loyalists, and withholding disaster relief funds from states that oppose him. Every day without accountability is a signal that the law does not apply to the powerful. Open formal investigations, refer credible evidence to the appropriate authorities, and make clear that no one — including a sitting or former president — is above the law.
First sent on September 18 by Jeffrey Barlow
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