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<blockquote data-quote="MrFedEx" data-source="post: 2642501" data-attributes="member: 12508">The Emoluments Clause of the Constitution prohibits financial conflicts of interest by the President. Trump had multiple violations the second he took the oath, and he keeps piling them on.If we ever see the taxes, we&#039;ll know even more. For example, today Trump excoriated Nordstrom&#039;s for dropping Ivanka&#039;s clothing line. Who owns it? Maybe Trump is heavily invested in Neiman Marcus. Also, Federal employees cannot endorse or criticize individual companies by singling them out, unless a crime has been committed (by the company).Trump&#039;s arm-twisting of various companies is also illegal. He&#039;s gone after Boeing, Lockheed, and several others, and threatened the car companies directly. What if he owns Airbus stock? There are conflicts everywhere.Deplorables don&#039;t care.I know you&#039;re not very smart, but do you see just a small part of the problem?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrFedEx, post: 2642501, member: 12508"] The Emoluments Clause of the Constitution prohibits financial conflicts of interest by the President. Trump had multiple violations the second he took the oath, and he keeps piling them on. If we ever see the taxes, we'll know even more. For example, today Trump excoriated Nordstrom's for dropping Ivanka's clothing line. Who owns it? Maybe Trump is heavily invested in Neiman Marcus. Also, Federal employees cannot endorse or criticize individual companies by singling them out, unless a crime has been committed (by the company). Trump's arm-twisting of various companies is also illegal. He's gone after Boeing, Lockheed, and several others, and threatened the car companies directly. What if he owns Airbus stock? There are conflicts everywhere. Deplorables don't care. I know you're not very smart, but do you see just a small part of the problem? [/QUOTE]

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