Undoing the Golden Age of Corruption, Demanding Accountability
OvertimeUndoing the Golden Age of Corruption, Demanding AccountabilityPlus: What You Missed This Week From The BulwarkJim Swift25 JulyHappy Saturday! How about 2.2 billion of them?That’s how much money he made as president in 2025: $2.2 billion, which is a staggering level of personal enrichment, largely tied to policy decisions he is making as president. The scheme is flagrant: Trump is running the government and profiting from the government at the same time.
- ▪OvertimeUndoing the Golden Age of Corruption, Demanding AccountabilityPlus: What You Missed This Week From The BulwarkJim Swift25 JulyHappy Saturday!
- ▪How about 2.2 billion of them?That’s how much money he made as president in 2025: $2.2 billion, which is a staggering level of personal enrichment, largely tied to policy decisions he is making as president.
- ▪The scheme is flagrant: Trump is running the government and profiting from the government at the same time.
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| Publication time | Sat, 25 Jul 2026 11:31:29 GMT |
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OvertimeUndoing the Golden Age of Corruption, Demanding AccountabilityPlus: What You Missed This Week From The BulwarkJim Swift25 JulyHappy Saturday! Overtime is for everyone. If you’re a Bulwark+ member: thank you. If you’re not, there’s no better time to subscribe to Bulwark+ than today. If you like today’s issue, you can share this newsletter with someone you think would value it.ShareUndoing Trump’s Golden Age of CorruptionAmanda Carpenter·Jul 21LOOKING FOR REASONS why President Trump is so intent on lying about the midterm elections? How about 2.2 billion of them?That’s how much money he made as president in 2025: $2.2 billion, which is a staggering level of personal enrichment, largely tied to policy decisions he is making as president.
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