Taking the most felonious route to convincing people to vote for him or his minions through bribery Trump is gleefully letting it all hang out.
Nothing is too blatant. Laws are mere obstacles in his way to outright buy votes. His tiny hands are so deep in the cookie jar of political corruption he feels invulnerable.
Let's take a look at one of the most outlandish open bribes Trump has trotted out prior to the midterms.
Who can forget that famous Republican midterm convention on Sept. 9 when Trump explicitly pledged that he would authorize a $5,000 cash payment to every American adult on one specific condition: if Republicans retain the control of both the House and the Senate.
Political Bribery 101 clearly states that direct, specific cash payouts promised directly to individual citizens are illegal. Case closed.
Trump is amping up promises of cash payments in exchange for votes just 29 days before Americans go to the polls.
Last week Trump announced his regime will send a one-time payment of $90 - "or nearly $100" - to more than 20 million senior citizens to help pay a portion of their Medicare benefits that his regime reduced in the Big Awful Bill (the only thing the 119th Congress passed).
The regime is now sending out $500 checks to nearly a million Americans for what it described as refunds for "excessive fees" resulting from the Biden Administration's handling of the Affordable Care Act. Another lie, but whose counting?
Here's a quick question:
When was the last time Trump actually gave non-wealthy Americans money?
I know, it's a trick question. It's never happened. So why would people believe it's going to now?
Trump's partner in crime Elon Musk has poured millions of bribery dollars into buying votes in 2024 and is busy again this election funneling money into the electoral system for votes.
We must not forget Trump is the man who tried to bribe a porn star ahead of the 2016 election and ended up being convicted of 34 felony counts of fraud in the first degree.
With credentials like that it's no surprise he's graduated to the "in your face" phase where legal restraints don't bother him during his second - no guardrails - term.
Throughout his business career and presidency Trump has faced numerous high-profile allegations, investigations, and legal controversies related to bribery, illegal campaign contributions, and public corruption.
As it Stands, just think, if Trump University hadn't been shut down for ripping people off, Donald could have awarded himself a Doctorate Degree in Bribery...along with a trophy.
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