Trump Administration Normalizes Money-Making Schemes in Washington

The Trump administration has been criticized for its unprecedented use of public office for personal gain, according to a recent article. The administration has normalized activities that would have previously sparked strong opposition and official investigations, making it the most brazen in U.S. history in using public office for personal gain.

Scholars studying government corruption believe that the Trump administration's actions surpass the brazenness of the Watergate scandal and other famous controversies. The administration has altered Washington's established norms of behavior, making it easier for the President and his family to monetize the presidency.

Trump's changes to Washington since taking power are evident in his normalization of money-making schemes. These schemes would have previously triggered endless political backlash, televised hearings, official investigations, and damage control. However, the angry downfall of the Trump era, or at least the scarcity of anger, reflects to what extent the President has altered Washington's established norms of behavior.

Trump's actions have included receiving a plane from Qatar and hosting a cryptic dinner, both of which have been criticized for their potential to benefit the President and his family financially. These actions, along with others, have led to a normalization of money-making schemes in Washington, making it easier for the President and his family to monetize the presidency.

The Trump administration's actions have been criticized for their potential to benefit the President and his family financially. These actions have led to a normalization of money-making schemes in Washington, making it easier for the President and his family to monetize the presidency. The administration's actions have been criticized for their potential to benefit the President and his family financially, and for their normalization of money-making schemes in Washington.