Here is a one year old story that is among Trump's biggest problems

[louis c]

Perdue Pharma sold highly addictive opioids and pushed their sales for years, causing 300,000 deaths and selling over 332 million pills since 1996. Rudy Giuliani was the attorney that helped secure a settlement in which Perdue Pharma's parent company paid one tenth of one percent of their profits in fines and was allowed to continue selling this scourge in a way that was good for business but bad for America. Trump continues to contend that we need to build a wall on our Southern border to keep out addictive and dangerous drugs. So, the question is, how high do we have to build a Southern Wall to keep Rudy Giuliani and Perdue Pharma out?

Link;
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/may/22/rudy-giuliani-opioid-epidemic-oxycontin-purdue-pharma

[Girard442]

1. How is this a problem for Trump?

He backstabs the American people with one hand, accepts bribes with the other, and wails the whole time it's all the fault of immigrants. It's his dream.

[louis c]

2. He wants to build a wall to keep out deadly drugs...

...obviously, this story shows the utter nonsense in that reasoning. Hence, my statement, "how high of a wall do we need to build to keep Perdue Pharma a Rudy Giuliani out". Rudy is associated with Trump and saved this company from being banned from selling Oxi to anyone doing business with the Federal Government (which is almost everyone, to one degree or another) so it could cause the death on hundreds of thousands more Americans.

[Karadeniz]

3. I appreciate the loathsome irony. Dems should push this message, along with all Trump's

Shady connections. Birds of a feather....