freedomdwarf1
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ORIGINAL: Kirata CREW says Trump's business properties abroad operate based partly on goodwill from foreign governments and regulators, but that under the US Constitution no federal official can receive a gift or "emolument" from a foreign government. "Now that he has been sworn into office as the 45th president of the United States, those business interests are creating countless conflicts of interest, as well as unprecedented influence by foreign governments," it added. The story is dated January 23. Trump's lawyer Sheri Dillon said January 11 that Trump would donate all proceeds from any foreign officials to his hotels to the US Treasury Ergo, he won't be receiving any gifts or emoluments from foreign governments via his businesses. K. Just as a matter of semantics, K, surely, for someone to 'donate' a gift or proceeds they must have received them in the first place to be able to make the donation??? I'm sure some lawyers would make a meal of that in a court somewhere. Maybe that's the angle they're coming from.
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