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The event raises serious questions about the trend of corruption that has become increasingly rampant during Trump's presidency. Historical democratic norms and expectations now appear fragile, as actions once considered taboo are met with little opposition. The question arises: What can we do about this pervasive corruption?
Trump's presidency, which now unfolds into its second term, presents a stark departure from established governmental ethics. Actions that would have historically deemed unacceptable are increasingly normalized by voters who remain loyal to a leader they believe can do no wrong. Trump's prioritization of personal interests over public service suggests a concerning trend of corruption that could reshape the very foundations of democracy.