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Originally Posted by Swan
What crimes, like actual crimes has he committed? Not defending, generally interested.
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Honestly, there's that much that you'd be better off googling it. There will be documentaries about the depth of Trump's corruption for decades to come. If you want some recent examples, he's endorsed voter fraud by telling his voters to vote twice, he's pretty much admitted to negligent behaviour in the Covid crisis and, going back to the crisis, his endorsement of Hydroxychloroquine as a covid cure came mainly from the fact that his family owns shares in the company that makes it. Trump's presidency has been defined by his criminal wrongdoings and that will only become more pronounced when people look back.
Nixon will certainly be pleased in his grave, safe in the knowledge that he will no longer be known as the most corrupt president in history.