Trump’s Retribution Comes in Many Forms
- Erez Reuveni, a former Justice Department attorney, faced termination for refusing to comply with unethical directives from Trump or his team, impacting several high-level career officials.
- Reuveni's case highlights a broader issue where government attorneys face pressure to act against their ethical obligations, contrasting with established legal principles.
- President Trump's actions, including lawsuits and executive orders, are described as a 'revenge campaign' against those opposing him, as reported by Mike Schmidt.
- Critics warn that Trump's approach raises concerns about undemocratic practices as he imposes consequences on institutions and individuals resisting his directives.
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Trump abuses government power to punish Democrats' law firms
Misuse of government power by politicians to punish their enemies is an old story. The Biden administration infamously leaned on social media companies to suppress voices critical of the White House and its policies. New York used explicit threats of regulatory intervention to bully banks and insurance companies into denying services to the NRA and other gun rights advocates. And now President Donald Trump has turned his disputes with left-leani…
Trump revenge campaign is 'far more expansive, efficient and creative' than expected: NYT
While running in 2024, President Donald Trump promised his audience, "I am your warrior. I am your justice. And for those who have been wronged and betrayed, I am your retribution."By the end of the campaign, Trump backed off. “We’re going to make this country so successful again,” he told a Fox News town hall in Iowa. “I’m not going to have time for retribution.”But as New York Times reporter Mike Schmidt explained, Trump has launched a revenge…
Trump’s Retribution Comes in Many Forms
“When President Trump returned to office, his rivals and law enforcement officials feared he would follow through on his pledges to use the Justice Department and F.B.I. to investigate and even imprison his perceived enemies,” the New York Times reports. “But since winning re-election, Mr. Trump’s retribution campaign has turned out to be far more expansive, efficient and creative than anticipated. It has also been less reliant on the justice sy…
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