'It's an insult': Ethics experts unimpressed by Trump Org's promise

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : But experts don't believe these rules, which mirror what the Trump Organization adopted last time Trump was president, will be adequate.
54% : "All of this comes as the Trump Organization moves to buy back their infamous hotel in Washington, D.C., which was a magnet for spending by foreign dignitaries and became an ethical minefield.
39% : It also comes as Trump raised eyebrows by getting exemptions from his own transition team's ethics guidelines.
35% : Trump is interviewed by Bloomberg Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait at the Economic Club of Chicago Source: REUTERSThe Trump Organization has put in place an ethics policy that will supposedly prevent conflicts of interest when President-elect Donald Trump takes office -- but ethics experts aren't buying it, reported The Washington Post.
25% : Trump needs to divest his conflicting financial interests.

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