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More evidence emerges that Trump seems to sell stands

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettMay 27, 2025No Comments
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There have been allegations dating from Trump's first mandate that he sold to pardons.

A sexual abuse against Rudy Giuliani in 2023 alleged that Trump’s lawyer sold forgiveness for $ 2 million and divided money with Trump.

Giuliani has been shipped from Trump's orbit, and it seems that the stands are always for sale.

The New York Times reported:

Mr. Walczak's request for forgiveness argued that his criminal prosecution was more motivated by his mother's efforts for Mr. Trump than by his use admitted money assigned to employee taxes in order to finance an extravagant lifestyle.

However, the weeks have passed and that no forgiveness was coming, even though Mr. Trump delivered lenient subsidies to hundreds of other allies.

Then, Ms. Fago was invited to a fundraising dinner of $ 1 million per person last month which promised face to face in front of Mr. Trump in his private club Mar-A-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida.

Less than three weeks after attending dinner, Trump signed a complete and unconditional forgiveness.

The relationship is not a direct link between species and forgives, but that does not seem to be a coincidence that there have been forgiven with at least part of the money doing Trump, but it would be a terrible coincidence if forgiveness was issued three weeks after giving a million dollars to Trump.

There is a lot of corruption in this administration, but it is important not to normalize. Trump spent his adult life punching on the banks of the law using other people like an end of the end to keep his hands clean, or at least avoid any responsibility.

Due to the decision of presidential immunity from the Supreme Court, Trump's potential corruption can be freer.

The country is less than 6 months after the term of Trump, and the rampant corruption signs are everywhere.

What do you think of the potential for the sale of Trump pardons? Share your reflections in the comments below.

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