Do Trump's personal financial relationships now dictate US foreign policy ?
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whoowho · 41-45, F
I don't understand how it would NOT dictate US foreign policy.
Every new deal (🙄) creates new conflicts of interest as they bring the Trump Organization into contact with more investors, partners, and governments that may seek to influence the president’s decisions. The nature of the real-estate business means that the company and its international partners will have all sorts of interactions with local and national governments, ranging from acquiring permits for construction to health and safety inspections once a project is complete. That creates opportunities to attempt to curry favor with Trump, whether intentionally or not, by creating favorable conditions in which he can do business.
Trump's loyalties are NOT to the American people - it never was. He continues to us "America" for monetary gains.
Every new deal (🙄) creates new conflicts of interest as they bring the Trump Organization into contact with more investors, partners, and governments that may seek to influence the president’s decisions. The nature of the real-estate business means that the company and its international partners will have all sorts of interactions with local and national governments, ranging from acquiring permits for construction to health and safety inspections once a project is complete. That creates opportunities to attempt to curry favor with Trump, whether intentionally or not, by creating favorable conditions in which he can do business.
Trump's loyalties are NOT to the American people - it never was. He continues to us "America" for monetary gains.