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Originally Posted by u crank
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You dont want to tell me that you really are naive enough to assume just because there is a law banning criminal behaviour, there is no criminal behaviour anmyore?
These people are FAMILY. They talk together, they eat together, they share holidays together and so on. Son number 1 may suggest an issue he has with his directoring duties, and president Trump makes a mental note of it, and so new legislation may get started. You cannot prevent this by filling the date into a form and poutting an official stamp on it and then think this prevents it. It doesn't.
Or his daughter, said to have good chances to get an influential job as press secretary of the WH, or however they call the job. Family members sharing jobs in politicis or in business while you are president - that is always a very critical issue, and easily leads to monarchy-like dynasties, and nepotism. Of course - nobody will admit he pulled the cat'S tail. At best he will admit that maybe he just held it tight. If the cat had not put the tail in his hand all by itself...
Laws do not change that. There are so many ways to suggest things without needing to suggest them. And to command for things without ever giving an actual order. A raise of the eyebrow. A casual glance with the eyes. A long delay before answering. And the others knows what to do, even if it never gets spoken out.