(1/4) President Trump’s conflicts of interest may put him in violation of the Constitution—he must divest.http://www.feinstein.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/press-releases?id=D3AEDD3B-E410-4355-8435-9821A82705E5 …
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(2/4) The Trump Organization was recently awarded a trademark to market the Trump name in China—may be a violation of the Emoluments Clause.
(3/4) The Constitution includes the Emoluments Clause as a safeguard against foreign influence of officeholders, including the president.
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(4/4) Throughout our nation’s history, presidents have treated the Emoluments Clause seriously. President Trump has not.
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DEMS must do something!! IMPEACH!!
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We the people can hold him accountable for upholding the constitution which he did not do. We can sue.
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you stated Trump was in a clear breach - so are charges in motion?
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Too late. 2009 SCOTUS Citizens United decision, a la Justice Scalia, changed all of that, and then some. New ballpark!
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The American people want to find out exactly what he has done and the sooner the better. Thank you
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Please save us. This is ABSURD.
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