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originally posted by: ultimatewarrior4
a reply to: jimmyx
The Trump organization does not belong to Donald Trump. He has no right close it. It belongs to the Trump family. As an example, Donald Trump can close his foundation. He can't close Eric Trump's foundation.
Donald Trump has a fixed salary of about 1 million per year as CEO. He has a few million in his bank account.
The POTUS has a fixed salary even if the US GDP increases. Donald Trump's salary as CEO does not change even if the Trump organization expands.
originally posted by: ultimatewarrior4
a reply to: jimmyx
Wiki is extremely accurate. It is maintained and protected by professionals.
originally posted by: ultimatewarrior4
a reply to: jimmyx
Wiki is extremely accurate. It is maintained and protected by professionals.
originally posted by: ultimatewarrior4
a reply to: jimmyx
Trump university was not Donald Trump's idea. It was Michael Sexton's idea and it was managed by him. Donald Trump never admitted any wrong doing and still refunded those students who complained.
originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
a reply to: ultimatewarrior4
lol, friend...you're just spamming the board with pre-packaged bytes of propaganda. Around here we expect actual original material. You don't get to just copy a paragraph from your spreadsheet item list and not respond to what people are giving you for feedback.
This is probably not cool for me to do in public, but your posts reek of "script following".
originally posted by: super4warrior
Let's say the POTUS makes a great trade deal with a foreign state. The US becomes richer as a result. The POTUS gets a big raise. That's a personal benefit to the POTUS from a foreign state. Does that deal violate the emoluments clause? I don't think it does.
Simply a personal benefit to the POTUS from a foreign state does not automatically violate the emoluments clause.