According to a corruption (ad) model, Donald Trump scored the highest on corruption, indicating his actions were more corrupt than those of other presidents, including Nixon, who scored 41. The model quantifies corruption based on criteria such as bribery, embezzlement, and trading influence.
The model, developed (ad) by an expert, focuses on quantifying corruption by examining how much a president enriches themselves at the cost of their country. Trump's current score is 76, but the model predicts it will rise to 91 over his second term. One key finding is that Trump's behavior is particularly brazen, especially in shafting his own voters through investments in NFTs and meme coins. This contrasts with other presidents, who scored 25 or below on the corruption scale. The model defines corruption broadly, including activities such as embezzlement and trading influence. It uses a list of criteria from the United Nations to quantify corruption, which the expert then weighted to create the final model.
The expert (ad) notes that Trump's second term is significantly different from his first, with a forecasted score of 91, indicating a substantial increase in his corrupt behavior over the next four years. This reflects a more brazen approach to self-enrichment at the expense of his own voters, particularly through schemes like NFTs and meme coins.
The model also highlights (ad) the issue of foreign money funneled to US-based organizations, with a focus on Mark Levin's nonprofit. The expert found that about 13 to 17 million dollars a year comes from four unknown donors, indicating a significant flow of foreign money into US nonprofits.
The expert emphasizes that the trust in the United States has been destroyed, and the corruption will affect future (ad) generations. The model also reveals that the Trump administration is enriching itself at the expense of the country, a practice that is not sustainable.
