Author Elizabeth Graham Exposes Trump’s Corruption and Putin’s Playbook

Bestselling author Elizabeth Graham, an authority on the Trump/Putin relationship, asserts in her popular Substack (www.egraham.substack.com) that Donald Trump’s political dishonesty has plunged the U.S. into moral decline. She argues that successful anti-authoritarian movements attack corruption while reclaiming patriotic symbols, but Trump’s evasions—such as delaying the Epstein Files Transparency Act—undermine justice. The law, enacted November 19, 2025, required release of Epstein-related records by December 19, 2025, yet Trump has dodged full disclosure, according to Graham. She contrasts this with America’s foundational ideals, noting the hypocrisy of Thomas Jefferson’s Declaration of Independence while he owned slaves. Graham claims Trump’s bigotry is evident in his closure of USAID, which she says will lead to 15 million deaths in Africa by 2040, and his inhumane treatment of immigrants.

Graham highlights Trump’s failed foreign policy, citing a June 7, 2026, MSN report where his plea to Israeli PM Netanyahu to stop Lebanon attacks fell flat, while Iran launches missiles. She contrasts Trump’s 53 promises to end the Ukraine war in one day (per CNN) with his inability to influence Netanyahu. The American Bar Association (March 4, 2026) documented a pay-to-play culture in the Trump administration, and Graham warns this corruption will destroy faith in democracy—exactly what Vladimir Putin wants. Her book 'From Democracy To Democrazy: A Warning To All Americans' has rave reviews, with readers describing it as an urgent warning about Trump’s collusion with Putin. Graham, who lived under dictatorships for 20 years, draws on her experience to explain how Trump is leading America toward authoritarianism.

Graham’s Substack posts and book detail how Trump’s corruption, from bribery to policy-for-cash exchanges, mirrors Putin’s tactics. She calls for accountability, warning that without reforms, America’s democratic foundations will erode. The full post is at her Substack (https://egraham.substack.com), and her book is available on Amazon.