Summary
The article discusses concerns about corruption during President Donald Trump's administration. It suggests ways to address these issues, including constitutional amendments, district reform, maintaining the separation of powers, and ensuring the Justice Department's independence from political influence.
Key Facts
- The article suggests a constitutional amendment for publicly financed elections to reduce the influence of money in politics.
- It highlights the Citizens United case from 2010, which ruled that the First Amendment allows unlimited political spending by wealthy donors and organizations.
- The article advocates for reforming congressional district drawing, known as gerrymandering, to ensure voters choose officials fairly.
- President Trump is accused of overstepping congressional powers, such as deciding on spending and the use of military force.
- The article calls for a Constitution enshrined independent Justice Department to prevent political control over law enforcement.
- Allegations are made against President Trump, claiming he has used his position for personal financial gain through questionable deals and political influence.
