Just the things that are public about Trump should be disqualifying for an American President. * failure to disclose tax returns * failure to divest of his bu

Just the things that are public about Trump should be disqualifying for an American President. * failure to disclose tax returns * failure to divest of his business interests * blatant nepotism ( including issuing his son-in-law a security clearance against the advice of professional sta ff ) * Owning a private club (Mar-a-lago) to which he sells memberships and visits at taxpayer expense where his customers have exclusive access to the President and his cabinet. Add in his business interests in Russia and what looks an awful lot like a quid pro quo trade of favorable treatment for policy changes desired by the Russian leadership... And you're gonna declare it's all just fine because there is no smoking gun evidence of campaign pay to play? I really hope you all are more attentive to your own businesses; this is basically the political equivalent of your CFO suddenly developing a sports car and supermodel habit; maybe everything is fine, but you should probably get an outside audit.