When Trump leaves office. will his business dealings and earnings during his time in office be investigated.

Ceiling Cat

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I think when he is no longer president because his time in office has expired or he himself has expired he will have no way to visit retribution on people. The IRS and FBI will come down on Trump or his estate and pick off every tax dollar they can get. As far as his shady dealings in office, they may be well hidden. Trump will no longer have influence or his influence will be dwindling, So any Russian oligarch or Saudi Prince will no longer have a need for him.
 
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seanzo

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Depends entirely on who proceeds him. If it's a democrat count on it. If it's a republican, unlikely. I wouldn't be surprised if his final act as president is giving preemptive pardons to himself and family
 

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I don't think he'll live long enough to be tried for rape, pedophelia or the genocide.
 

Lenny59

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First let's see about the tens of millions the Biden crime family pilfered and of course, the Clintons. And how did the Obamas get all their wealth including an oceanfront mansion?
 

MaverickPunter

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Depends entirely on who proceeds him. If it's a democrat count on it. If it's a republican, unlikely. I wouldn't be surprised if his final act as president is giving preemptive pardons to himself and family
Succeeds, not proceeds. Carry on.
 

silentkisser

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I ask the same thing about Carney.
If you can find any evidence that Carney has enriched himself as PM, please share it. Trump certainly has. As has his family at a level that makes anything Hunter Biden might have done seem like a fart in a hurricane. The reality here is that Trump will go down as the most corrupt president to ever grace the oval office. He will not be remembered for anything except the kleptocracy he allowed to fester.

Now, Carney might not be our greatest PM (I think he's doing a great job TBH), but I've seen nothing credible to suggest he is doing anything unethical or illegal.
 

silentkisser

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Depends entirely on who proceeds him. If it's a democrat count on it. If it's a republican, unlikely. I wouldn't be surprised if his final act as president is giving preemptive pardons to himself and family
Of course he will. And if he were to die or step down before his term is done, I'm sure JD Vance would cover their asses, just like Gerald Ford did for Nixon. I don't blame Biden for doing it, because we see how vindictive Trump and his DOJ has been. And we know the GOP will try to spin any investigation as a witch hunt, despite the fact that there is certainly malfeasance at work.
 
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seanzo

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Of course he will. And if he were to die or step down before his term is done, I'm sure JD Vance would cover their asses, just like Gerald Ford did for Nixon. I don't blame Biden for doing it, because we see how vindictive Trump and his DOJ has been. And we know the GOP will try to spin any investigation as a witch hunt, despite the fact that there is certainly malfeasance at work.
The DOJ under Biden set the standard for vindictiveness. It is disingenuous at best to act shocked when Trump's DOJ acts in the same manner. It is the slippery slope at work. Regardless, nothing will happen and any attempt at making something happen will be shot down in the courts
 

silentkisser

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The DOJ under Biden set the standard for vindictiveness. It is disingenuous at best to act shocked when Trump's DOJ acts in the same manner. It is the slippery slope at work. Regardless, nothing will happen and any attempt at making something happen will be shot down in the courts
That is demonstrably false. If Biden's DOJ was so focused on being vindictive, they would have (and honestly, should have) launched their investigation into Trump's election denial campaign that culminated with the January 6 insurrection a hell of a lot sooner. And, let's face it, he would have likely been convicted, according to Jack Smith (who is a veteran prosecutor, so he probably knows how to win cases). The stolen classified materials trial should have happened a lot sooner as well, if not for the fact that Trump appointee Aileen Cannon slow walked the case to such an extent that he is basically off the hook now. Now, maybe if the January 6th case started a hell of a lot sooner, the documents case would have been settled a lot sooner (the reason Donny boy was charged was because he actively sought to keep the documents and hide. If he turned them over like he was supposed to, there would've been no charges).

Now, for the other cases you're probably crying about: They were in at the state level. The conviction, I understand why some people are upset about that, they think that his fraud and lying about the value of his properties was basically a victimless crime. And, on some level, it was. But, the fact that he was able to secure millions in loans that he likely wouldn't have been eligable to get (or at least get at the rate he did) means that maybe other legit and worthy borrowers couldn't get access to that capital.

And in Georgia, let's just say that Trump likely broke election laws in that state. So, he likely should've faced consequences.

So, you can cry all you want, but the reality is Biden's DOJ was not vindictive or making shit up. They had legit cases, but Garland erred on the side of political caution and didn't immediately start looking into these cases. I really hope who ever the next President is they will do a thorough investigation into Trump and his shady business deals. That is the only way to rebuild trust in the institutions that Trump has so magnificently damaged.
 

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Oh, wow, you pulled a press release from nearly four years before Carney was PM. Good job. I guess you're doing the best you can with what you have.
Not surprised by your response. Carney could shoot your father in the back of the head, you’d be ok with it.
 

bggolfingmaniac

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I've personally given up on Trump ever facing real justice. The man is teflon, somehow some way, nothing sticks to him.
 

silentkisser

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Not surprised by your response. Carney could shoot your father in the back of the head, you’d be ok with it.
Good response. A bullshit hypothetical to defend something that shows no evidence of enrichment by Carney as PM. I envy how little you care about facts or accuracy.
 
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kherg007

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First let's see about the tens of millions the Biden crime family pilfered and of course, the Clintons. And how did the Obamas get all their wealth including an oceanfront mansion?
They disclose their taxes.
So far 0 evidence for these claims made in the blogosphere. Former president's get 100k or more per speaking engagement.
However, current president selling bs crypto and pardons whilst he's president.
 
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