Why Trump is (still) forever

Whether he's willing to admit it or not, Donald Trump has lost the presidency. And come January 20, he will be gone from the White House. However, that does not mean Trump will magically disappear. In his latest episode of The Point on YouTube, CNN’s Chris Cillizza explains how Trump’s political influence will stretch far into the future.

SOURCES AND FURTHER READING:

18 Revelations From a Trove of Trump Tax Records
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/27/us/trump-taxes-takeaways.html

Trump Is Forever
https://thebulwark.com/trump-is-forever/

Did Trump Overvalue His Properties? Here’s What We Know About the Inquiry
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/26/nyregion/trump-letitia-james-investigation.html

About me:
I was named "best dressed" in 7th grade. That, along with being CNN's editor at large and author of the daily "Point" newsletter are my proudest achievements. Look for me here every Tuesday and Thursday to find out what’s really going down in politics.
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Producer: Allison Gordon
The Point Editor: Leigh Munsil
Video Editor: Steven Sevilla


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