How Could We Allow Trump to Complete His Worst Con Yet?
The article discusses the implications of a recent Department of Justice document that grants former President Trump and his family immunity from tax-related prosecutions. This development is described as part of a broader pattern of corruption associated with Trump's presidency. The author expresses concern over the lack of accountability and the potential consequences of such legal protections.
- ▪The DOJ released a document barring the IRS from pursuing tax liabilities against Trump and his family.
- ▪This situation is characterized as one of the most corrupt deals in American political history.
- ▪The author suggests that this legal immunity reflects a troubling trend of accountability avoidance.
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| Publication time | Tue, 19 May 2026 21:26:06 +0000 |
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NewsPolitics With Charles P. PierceHow Could We Allow Trump to Complete His Worst Con Yet?Follow Politics With Charles P. PierceView feedHow Could We Allow Trump to Complete His Worst Con Yet?You’d think that, by now, conservatives would be embarrassed about giving the president whatever he wants.By Charles P. PiercePublished: May 19, 2026 5:26 PM EDTKent Nishimura//Getty Images1 min readOh, look. The most corrupt deal in the history of American politics is even worse than we thought it was. From USA Today:On May 19, DOJ posted a separate one-page document on its website—signed by acting Attorney General Todd Blanche—with the new details.
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