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‘Using the presidency to line his pockets’: could claims of corruption fuel backlash against Trump?
Experts say president is vulnerable amid discontent over rising prices – and the US public has ample cause for complaint The Iran war is unpopular, but will it cost Trump the midterms? Our reporters answer your questions In Donald Trump’s telling, he’s a model of incorruptible self-sacrifice. “I’m the only president that donated his salary,” he told a group of cheering supporters at a Hispanic heritage month celebration in the White House last week, before conceding that George Washington – “a very wealthy person” – might have beaten him to the punch. Continue reading...
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Experts say president is vulnerable amid discontent over rising prices – and the US public has ample cause for complaint The Iran war is unpopular, but will it cost Trump the midterms? Our reporters answer your questions In Donald Trump’s telling, he’s a model of incorruptible self-sacrifice. “I’m the only president that donated his salary,” he told a group of cheering supporters at a Hispanic heritage month celebration in the White House last week, before conceding that George Washington – “a very wealthy person” – might have beaten him to the punch. Continue reading...
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According to The Guardian’s source item, ‘Using the presidency to line his pockets’: could claims of corruption fuel backlash against Trump?, Experts say president is vulnerable amid discontent over rising prices – and the US public has ample cause for complaint The Iran war is unpopular, but will it cost Trump the midterms? Our reporters answer your questions In Donald Trump’s telling, he’s a model of incorruptible self-sacrifice. “I’m the only president that donated his salary,” he told a group of cheering supporters at a Hispanic heritage month celebration in the White House last week, before conceding that George Washington – “a very wealthy person” – might have beaten him to the punch. Continue reading…
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