Criminal Abuse of Power: Trump’s Five Crimes Connected to Ukraine
President Trump's abuse of power connected to Ukraine is impeachable, and appears to be criminal on at least five counts.
The president violates the Constitution on a daily basis, administration officials defy ethics laws, while the corrupting influence of money in politics persists across party lines and across the country. This cannot stand. CREW has taken more than 600 legal actions since the beginning of this administration to fight for a government that is accountable to the people, rather than one that is operating in secret, corrupted by self interest.
President Trump's abuse of power connected to Ukraine is impeachable, and appears to be criminal on at least five counts.
If President Trump would like to avoid the case going further and curtail the serious harms caused by his conduct, now would be a good time to divest from his businesses.
CREW has tallied every public conflict of interest the Trump has racked up during his presidency, and updates the numbers daily. The results are staggering.
As relations between U.S. and Iran grow ever more precarious, are our elected officials making foreign policy decisions based campaign contributions?
Jared Kushner violated the Hatch Act during a CNN interview on Sunday, according to a complaint filed today by CREW.
America First Policies reported a new $1.7 million payment to Trump campaign manager Brad Parscales firm on its 2018 tax return.
If Trump requested inquiries into other past or current 2020 presidential candidates, records would shed light on the extent of Trump’s abuses of power.
Multiple senators acknowledged President Trump’s guilt, yet still voted to move forward without hearing from any witnesses.
The Impeachment Legal Questions Project is a joint public education initiative addresses legal questions on the impeachment inquiry on President Trump.
Twitter’s rules are clear, and Conway is in violation of them. They do not allow users to “use our service for any unlawful service.”
When the Court issued Citizens United in 2010, election spending by outside groups was modest. That is no longer the case.
When personal profits are prioritized over ethics, and secret money damages our institutions, CREW fights abuses of power and violations of the law. We must hold our leaders to a higher standard than simply walking the line between legality and criminality. Since our founding in 2003, we have worked to hold leaders of both parties accountable for unethical conduct. By demanding transparency and ethics from our leaders, we can defend our democracy and prevent the current crisis from becoming the new normal.