This sounds a lot more like "filling the swamp, then letting it overflow back out into society through the use of Ethics waivers after the failures of those individuals the swamp was initially filled with" to me. It completely baffles me as to how an elected leader could say (so many) things during their run for office and then, once elected, proceed to do precisely the opposite of so many, if not every single one, of those things. Sure, it may not be so uncommon, but it is surely seems bold and blatant in this case. I don't know, maybe it's just me who feels this way. I certainly hope not... Excerpt: "During the campaign, Trump made uprooting the Washington establishment and pointing out his opponents' ties to lobbyists central to his message, particularly in the later weeks of his quest for office when he introduced the slogan "drain the swamp.""

This sounds a lot more like "filling the swamp, then letting it overflow back out into society through the use of Ethics waivers after the failures of those individuals the swamp was initially filled with" to me. It completely baffles me as to how an elected leader could say (so many) things during their run for office and then, once elected, proceed to do precisely the opposite of so many, if not every single one, of those things. Sure, it may not be so uncommon, but it is surely seems bold and blatant in this case. I don't know, maybe it's just me who feels this way. I certainly hope not... Excerpt: "During the campaign, Trump made uprooting the Washington establishment and pointing out his opponents' ties to lobbyists central to his message, particularly in the later weeks of his quest for office when he introduced the slogan "drain the swamp."" - At least 16 White House staffers are the beneficiaries of ethics waivers provided by Trump that allow them to work with subjects they did in the private...