The report released by CREW highlights the alarming levels of overt corruption in the Trump administration, which are argued to have new dimensions compared to past administrations. This corruption, marked by acts that are publicly noted and often legally endorsed, undermines democratic norms. Historical contexts reveal that generational wealth accumulation among politicians is not new, but the blatant nature of current corrupt practices is striking. Grassroots organizations appear essential in resisting this tide and offer pathways toward more equitable political solutions.
The most corrupt president of all time is back in office with a slew of new conflicts of interest.
Corruption under Trump is overt, performative, and, in many cases, legally sanctioned by far-right courts.
Grassroots organizations and nonprofits are a critical bastion of resistance for civil society.
Corruption does not necessarily align with what is illegal.
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