‘Who will stand up and oppose it?’: Trump’s relentless campaign of retribution in his second term
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Donald Trump has engaged in a wide-ranging campaign of retribution against perceived enemies since launching his first presidential campaign in 2015. As president, he has used the power of the federal government to punish those he believes have wronged him, including government employees, political opponents, and organizations. Examples include firing prosecutors, indicting political figures like Letitia James and James Comey, and targeting individuals with investigations through a housing agency. Trump has also threatened non-profit groups, fired FBI agents, and issued executive orders against law firms challenging his policies. These actions align with his stated intention to act as "retribution" for those he believes have been wronged.
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