The President-Elected responded to charges of violating the Emoluments Clause. Is it enough?
The Emoluments Clause in the Constitution bars any President from deriving financial advantage for their personal businesses, or for themselves. Democrats and democratic lawyers, as well as a former White House counsel for President Bush, had warned that Trump could be impeached the second he took the oath of office if he had not separated himself from his business interests.
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