Punishment should be based on evidence of wrongdoing. Not so with Trump and his Administration. Punishment has been rendered repeatedly based on accusations, and frequently without proof that the allegations have merit, let alone being adjudicated as wrongdoing. The most recent example is Michigan State University professor and Fed Board member Lisa Cook. NPR has investigated and reports on what has become an abusive use of government power.
PERSPECTIVES: Lisa Cook, Another Example of Trump Administration Punishment Based on Accusations of Wrongdoing
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