At this point, why do they even care about laundering money? No one is enforcing laws against them as it is.

Step 1: make it so people don't have to disclose they are part of a company

Step 2: company bankrolls politicians and buys the votes that put money in their pockets.

Step 3: bask in the glory of saying "I didn't donate any money to politicians, everyone must just want what's best for me". While the constituents all sit there wondering how any of it could fixing the issues their taxes are paying to create.

Every new level of open and blatant corruption is just staggering.

Why is it permanent exactly? It's US law. They have not repealed the law. So how could it be permanent? Couldn't another Administration just change their ruling? Certainly that should be possible, if this was possible I don't see why the reverse shouldn't be. This wasn't an act of Congress and it wasn't a judicial ruling, seems with the executive branch arbitrarily does can arbitrarily be undone as well.

Not that this corruption isn't a problem of course, that's not what I'm saying. I'm just confused as to why the reporting on this is stressing the word permanent so hard. Is it so that we won't expect it to be reversed ever?

These fucks honestly think the Pedo-in-Chief gonna live forever and they'll never have to pay for their crimes???

Or that the dumbfuck won't just decide to throw you under the bus at a moments notice?

Well, they're upstanding folks and they wouldn't want to break the law, would they?

A rule change by a department is not a fucking law.

Kill. Them. All.