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Trump's magical operation blows up public opinion! Suing the United States for 1 billion, is it a show or can he really get it?
Who would have thought that the American political arena could come up with this? Trump's latest speech directly threw out bomb-level remarks: suing the U.S. government for 1 billion, and claiming he represents the government to compensate himself, one moment saying he will donate to charity, then turning around and saying, 'Many people want me to keep it,' this operation has left the international community dumbfounded!
This absurd operation has long been in the making. As early as 2023, he submitted an administrative complaint, initially asking for 230 million, and now it has quadrupled. It's important to note that what he submitted is not a formal lawsuit, but rather an inquiry with the Justice Department he leads, leaving the legal community bewildered: this blatant conflict of interest is simply unheard of!
As the first president in history to enter the White House with a felony charge, Trump has never been away from lawsuits in his life, facing 211 lawsuits in his first hundred days, covering everything from commercial fraud to hush money cases. And this time, Mar-a-Lago is even more complicated; it previously presented the 'Plaza Accord 2.0' trade proposal, and now it has directly become the stage for the infighting in American politics.
On one side is the legal paradox of 'self-suing and self-compensating,' and on the other side is the constantly changing charitable statements. Is Trump's operation really for attention, or can he actually extract 1 billion from the U.S. government? Currently, the Justice Department has not responded, and this political drama is becoming more and more absurd.
Do you think this 1 billion compensation can be realized? Is it purely an election stunt, or another absurd footnote in the American judicial system?