Trump's Bid to Evade Accountability: Undermining Records and Building a Facade

A scathing analysis of Trump's moves to undermine future accountability, from a questionable legal opinion to plans for a 'presidential library' that appears to be more hotel than museum.

In a startling move that signals his continued disregard for accountability, the Trump administration has taken two steps last week that could effectively shield the former president from future scrutiny. The first, a dry 52-page legal opinion from the Justice Department, declares the 1978 Presidential Records Act unconstitutional, essentially freeing Trump to destroy evidence of wrongdoing. The second, an AI-generated clip of Trump's planned

Defying Accountability: Trump's Assault on Presidential Records

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