Donald Trump still hasn’t disclosed private transition donors, missing a deadline that every other president, including Trump himself in 2016, has met for decades.
When Trump’s campaign decided to run a fully privately funded presidential transition, it also jumped through a legal loophole that would have required disclosure by Feb. 19 and a $5,000 contribution limit.
In November, Trump’s now-chief of staff, Susie Wiles, promised to voluntarily make the donors public. But Trump still hasn’t done so, and the White House hasn’t provided a timeline for when he will.