Democrats pitch anti-corruption fixes to check Trump
Democrats suddenly remembered ethics rules exist and promise to fix the system before Trump breaks the rest of it.
After watching Donald Trump treat official ethics guidelines like optional suggestions, Democrats have decided now is the absolute perfect moment to roll out a massive anti-corruption overhaul.
The plan is simple: rebuild the guardrails, curb money in politics, and convince voters that Washington isn't just a giant rigged game. The hilarious part is watching politicians try to sell themselves as the solution to a broken system they spent decades helping build.
Voters already think the entire political apparatus is co-opted against them, so convincing people that a fresh stack of ethics legislation will magically fix Washington is a tough sell.
It turns out asking voters to trust Washington politicians to cure Washington corruption is a fascinating strategic choice.
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