Editorial: Donald Trump came into office with unprecedented conflicts of interest and made no efforts to minimize them. By the time he was running for reelection, he was over $400 million in debt. To whom? The public only partially knows. bos.gl/9xMplgL 
While he was president, Trump violated the constitution from the start of his presidency. Foreign governments sent delegations to patronize his businesses, allowing the president of the United States to pocket money from other countries. bos.gl/9xMplgL
The Founders did not want presidents to be compromised or to put the interests of an adversarial government ahead of the nation’s. But they didn’t anticipate Trump. bos.gl/9xMplgL
Trump businesses kept accepting payments from foreign governments without consequence. It left a blueprint for a future Manchurian candidate to exploit the American presidency. Congress must prevent that with two key reforms: bos.gl/9xMplgL
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