Pushing for-profit projects on the taxpayer dime is Trump's latest break from tradition. He is using government resources to promote his businesses. An ethics professional told Insider that Trump doesn't care about appearance. 100,000 brand new, sparkling copies of Donald Trump's picture book are available for sale from a publishing house co-founded by his son, Donald Trump Jr. Trump has sent out emails about his golf clubs in Miami, Los Angeles, and West Palm Beach. The Trump Organization did not issue Trump's relentless marketing. The former presidents act gave him an office that was funded by the federal government. The constant plugs for family business ventures Trump weaves into the email blasts from his taxpayer-subsidized, post-presidential office are unsavory, but not unexpected, an ethics professional said. The presidency was a giant business center for him. Jessica Tillipman, an assistant dean at the George Washington University Law School who teaches anti-corruption courses, said that Trump is not surprised that he continues to do it. The shilling is unlikely to stop soon. She told Insider that it was not abnormal for presidents to leave office and sign big book deals. Since he took office, he has been changing that line. Throughout his single term in office, Trump had an issue with his outside businesses. Past presidents have done to clarify potential conflicts of interests by not releasing personal tax returns. The family maintained control of a pricey hotel in DC that ethics watchdogs called the epicenter of corruption after foreign powers spent millions there. Other presidents have taken steps to ensure that their taxpayers are not concerned that they are trying to profit from their presidency. Trump made no bones about the fact that he did not care about that. She said that while the Former Presidents Act may not restrict Trump-style cash-grabs, his predecessors who also received funding for official, post-presidential offices, have behaved differently. A lot of these things come down to whether or not it looks bad or not. And, frankly, just doesn't care about the appearance issue. The office of Trump and his personal spokesman did not respond to requests for comment about his sales pitches. The original article is on Business Insider. The Washington Post found that Hunter Biden was paid millions by a Chinese energy firm. A nightmare has lasted 18 years. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. The actress shared her views on the rise of anti-maleness. Senate President Karen Fann has spent $500,000 of our money to prevent us from seeing public records about the election audit. What is she hiding? Hunter Biden could be indicted by the U.S. government following an investigation into his foreign business dealings, according to a top legal analyst. You probably have a photographic memory if you can name these car parts. The team's owner said that the team should never have had the chance to hire Brian Flores as a defensive coach. He might as well have said that. The NFL and three of its teams are being sued by Flores. Flores said in the lawsuit that he was prepared for the possibility that his football career was over. Mike Tomlin, the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, called to tell him that he was the only Black person in the NFL. The messages are in response to the Parental Rights in Education bill, which was signed into law by the governor. If House investigators called for him to testify about his new allegations against Donald Trump, Rep. MoBrooks said he would take that under advisement. A high-interest account allows you to earn compound interest, while still having full access to your money. These are the top picks. The top two Justice Department officials in the waning days of Donald Trump's presidency are cooperating with a Washington legal body's ethics probe of their former colleague Jeffrey Bossert Clark, who tried to help Trump overturn his 2020 election loss, according to a person. The source said that both Jeffrey and Richard had given interviews to the District of Columbia Office of Disciplinary Counsel, which was investigating Clark. The source said that Justice Department approval was received before. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences sent a letter to its members addressing the incident that occurred at the Oscars ceremony on Sunday evening, when Will Smith walked onto the stage and slapped Chris Rock after the comedian made a joke about the appearance of Smith's wife, Jada. The letter. An unauthorized document from Home Depot's Canadian division recently leaked online is sparking accusations that the company is Woah. We now know that many of the beliefs we've been told are not true. The effort by the former president to keep his base talking seems to have fallen apart. Manchin torpedoed the majority of Biden's economic agenda. Michael Jordan came through with a bunch of North Carolina basketball Jumpman gear for Scott Williams. Some of the best company responses will be seen on social media. Tony Rock said his brother is waiting to hear from Will. He said Sean was lying when he said Will and Chris made up. As households deal with inflation, searches for food stamps are high. A British assessment says that Russia is struggling to reorganize its units. Live updates from Ukranian. This man claims to be able to predict the future. The second black box, as well as a heartbreaking handwritten note from a passenger, has been found among the debris of the ill-fated China Eastern Airlines flight. A jade pendant, which is a symbol of peace, luck and safety in Chinese culture, is depicted in a note written by a woman with the name Xiang. A Pentagon official told lawmakers on Wednesday that the United States is in the process of sending 100 Switchblade drones to Ukraine. The Switchblade 300 can be used against targets within over six miles, but it is difficult to detect or track. The Switchblade 600 has a range of less than 25 miles. Celeste Wallander is an assistant secretary of Defense. Over the course of eight years, Jamie Petrone made computer equipment orders for Yale's medical school.Business Insider
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