In June 2015, former President Donald Trump infamously came down a golden escalator and declared himself the man who couldn't be bought. Now, almost a decade later, he is running as a candidate who is openly for sale. He has said he'll offer plum jobs to major donors like Elon Musk, promised favors to oil executives, bragged to the wealthy about the tax cuts he can deliver and has even taken time away from his campaign to pitch a cryptocurrency project for his sons.
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