[hypeatei]

You said:

> throw fits about things you can’t prove about Trump,

What things aren't proven? He's running a meme coin while in office, he started a mobile service provider while in office, he's pardoned crypto fraudsters, accepted a $400M jet as a "gift" from Qatar, dropped a case against Eric Adams in a quid-pro-quo attempt, and said he'd put the President of Indonesia in contact with his son for business questions. I'm sure there is much more that I'm missing but I'll ask again: how does that compare to the "Biden crime family" who's apparently sooo corrupt that they let the investigations and cases against Hunter play out under Joe's DOJ? Meanwhile Trump is literally assigning insurance lawyers to go after people because no serious prosecutor will take the case; that's a revenge tour and everyone saw it coming.

Again, the corruption is unprecedented. Whatever the Biden criminal masterminds were doing is tame in comparison to this.

EDIT: don't forget the Whitehouse dinner for investors of the meme coin either.

[RickJWagner]

First: we agree, the things you have listed about Trump look like corruption to me, too. What we seem to disagree on is the corruption in the Biden administration. You seem to be unable to see that.

About the Trump allegations ( again, which look like corruption to me ): is there any more firm evidence of corruption than there was against Biden? It looks to me like both sides are accepting money, diamond rings, jets (!), luxury automobiles, etc. for similar consideration. ( Namely, access to the Executive branch of the US government ).

So why is the corruption on one side totally obvious and evil, and on the other side doubtful and excusable?

I see corruption on both sides. Why can’t you?