VIDEO Elizabeth Warren Targets Trump’s MANY Conflicts Of Interest

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Elizabeth Warren Targets Trump’s MANY Conflicts Of Interest In a determined political move, Senator Elizabeth Warren is focusing her campaign efforts on addressing Donald Trump’s significant conflicts of interest. In the video titled "Elizabeth Warren Targets Trump’s MANY Conflicts Of Interest," Warren articulates her vision for accountability, particularly if she becomes the Democratic presidential nominee for the 2020 election. Warren recently reintroduced the Presidential Conflicts of Interest Act, legislation aimed at compelling any sitting president, vice president, or cabinet member to fully divest from their business interests. This means, if enacted, Trump would have to relinquish all financial ties to his global properties and businesses, eliminating any financial gain from his role as president. As Warren puts it, should this legislation pass, Trump would have to pay for accommodations at Mar-a-Lago just like everyone else, rather than profiting from his political position. The senator criticizes the prevailing political climate, emphasizing that such legislation is long overdue. She points out historical precedents, such as when former President Jimmy Carter had to sell his peanut farm to avoid conflicts of interest, contrasting this with Trump’s ongoing financial entanglements. Warren uses her platform to not only challenge Trump’s ethics but to advocate for broader accountability in Washington D.C. Warren's approach aims to resonate with voters who are increasingly disillusioned with political corruption. By drawing attention to how Trump’s financial dealings interlace with his governmental duties, she seeks to reshape the narrative of integrity and responsibility in high office. Her focus on these conflicts is not just strategic; it aims to highlight the systemic issues of corruption that have plagued U.S. politics for decades. As she prepares for the primaries, Warren demonstrates that she is ready to confront the establishment and fight for what she believes is right.

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