Opinion | ZeeshanAleem: Fmr. President Trump is using lies to convince a huge proportion of the American public that they’ve been scammed and giving them more reason to become hostile to the possibility of functioning democracy. - MSNBCDaily
in his party this year, having closed out the first six months of 2021 with over $100 million in his war chest.
For a politician out of office and banned from mainstream social media, that’s an astonishing amount. But perhaps even more remarkable than the sheer amount is the reminder that Trump is once again excelling at his career-long tradition of making money off of lying to people.Unfortunately, the former president’s latest bid to use deception for profit is a uniquely dangerous one.
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