Trump accused of ‘disgusting’ greed after being paid over $2bn since return to office

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According to The Guardian’s source item, Trump accused of ‘disgusting’ greed after being paid over $2bn since return to office, Elizabeth Warren and colleagues demanded tighter rules on political figures’ crypto dealings, citing disclosures of large-scale Trump family profits US politics live – latest updates Donald Trump has again been accused of “brazen crypto corruption” after financial disclosures revealed his family’s cryptocurrency ventures generated more than $1bn in his first year back in the White House. A 927-page disclosure , released on Tuesday by the US Office of Government Ethics, showed that the US president had been paid more than $2.2bn last year in total, from real estate, golf resorts, branded merchandise, licensing deals and court settlements. Continue reading…

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Source

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