Donald Trump to consider pardoning embattled New York Mayor Eric Adams

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : Adams faces federal fraud and corruption charges, accused of accepting $100,000 worth of luxury travel perks, including flight upgrades, and receiving illegal campaign contributions from foreign nationals, including a Turkish official, seeking to buy his influence.
67% : Trump framed the announcement as a significant victory, highlighting his efforts to secure foreign investment and promote economic growth during his transition period.
60% : Trump was joined at the event by SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son, who announced plans to invest $100 billion in U.S. projects over the next four years.
55% : On his Truth Social platform last week, Trump promised expedited approvals for billion-dollar investments, including environmental permits.
53% : NYC Mayor Eric Adams says he is innocent and 'will fight this with every ounce of my strength and spirit,' following indictment"We're going to spend hundreds of millions of dollars more on building the same wall we already have," Trump said.
42% : "Yeah, I would," Trump told reporters when asked about a potential pardon, adding that he hadn't yet reviewed the case in detail.
27% : Despite describing the transition of power as "a friendly transition," Trump criticized remote work policies for federal employees, vowing to dismiss those who don't return to the office under his administration.
23% : Trump, however, admitted he was unfamiliar with the specifics of the charges against Adams.
17% : "I'm asking today, Joe Biden, to please stop selling the wall," Trump urged.
8% : During his first press conference since winning the election, Trump also criticized the Biden administration's sale of unused border wall materials, threatening legal action to halt the practice.

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