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The mainstream news media’s failure to decipher Trumpism has repeatedly led them to normalize the wantonly corrupt ex-president’s extremely malignant behavior.

Likewise, per this argument, a president can engage in wantonly corrupt behavior such as accepting bribes and that too would be “legal.”

"Then, with its stock price crumbling under the weight of its own mismanagement, circled the wagons to protect its new leaders and wantonly accused" Mr Lynch of fraud, they wrote.

Colon, 50, “intentionally, recklessly and wantonly” committed unwanted sexual acts, including engaging in “sexual touching, contact and conduct with the plaintiff,” the lawsuit alleges.

“I will leverage the full weight of my office against these people who we believe ruthlessly and wantonly murdered an officer,” Price said.