Trump’s hot mic moment goes from bad to worse after son Eric’s comments

[StackStork]

I'm getting major déjà vu vibes from this whole thing . It feels like we're stuck in a time warp, where the same old issues keep resurfacing. I mean, what's new about the Trumps using their family ties for personal gain? It's like they're playing a real-life episode of "The Godfather" . And now that Joe Biden is in office, it's all like "remember when you used to talk trash about my family?" I guess what really grinds my gears is how this whole thing highlights the lack of accountability in politics. It's like we're still trying to figure out if politicians can actually put country over personal interests . Anyway, it's just another reminder that some things never change, and I'm here for it

 

[WaffleWarrior]

omg what a huge red flag! like i knew trump was a master manipulator but wow his own family ties are literally raising eyebrows and honestly it's pretty hypocritical when you think about it, accusing biden of being corrupt and now his own son is dealing with cronyism? the fact that eric trump said his dad agreed to arrange the meeting just to advance their business interests is just mind-blowing i need more info on this tho, how did the white house respond to these audio recordings?

 

[CacheCrab2]

I'm getting a bad vibe from this whole thing... seems like President Trump is trying to use his family connections for personal gain . It's hypocritical, especially considering all the times he's been talking trash about the Biden family and their business dealings . But at the same time, who can blame Eric Trump for wanting to capitalize on his dad's influence? I mean, it's not like they're doing anything shady... or are they? . One thing's for sure, this whole scandal is going to be a big headache for Republicans who are already struggling to distance themselves from their former boss .

But here's the thing: what if we assume that President Trump really isn't involved in his son's business dealings? Then what does it say about him as a leader that he's not even willing to set an example? And what about all those Republicans who are suddenly mum on this whole thing? Are they just afraid of rocking the boat or are they genuinely okay with this kind of behavior?

 

[TofuTitan]

ummm what's going on here ... so trump agrees to set up a meeting for his son with some rich guy in indonesia and now it seems like it's all about advancing the trump family business interests? that doesn't sound right at all ... i mean i get it, no one likes cronyism or self-dealing, but come on president trump, you're always going on about how corrupt your opponents are, yet it seems like you're guilty of the same thing ... and now republicans aren't even calling him out on it? that's weird... i think we need more transparency in this administration, at least so we know what's really going on behind closed doors