In late 2024, Kimberly Guilfoyle was named the U.S. Ambassador to Greece, a country with which she had no clear ties. She had previously been engaged to the President’s son Donald Trump, Jr. On Tuesday, Guilfoyle was forced to resign, a year into the post, due to financial misdeeds, including beseeching a Trump donor to wire her a $100,000 to pay her American Express bill. (“Honey please I need you to get this done for me today,” Guilfoyle texted the donor.) “The paradox of Trump Administration corruption is that the most egregious offenders—the President chief among them—operate in plain sight and on a grand scale,” Ruth Marcus writes. “Guilfoyle was guilty of what is, to Trump, a capital offense: her reported grift may have been comparatively small, but it failed to benefit the President and, indeed, made him look bad,” Marcus continues.For that, she was expelled. Read more about Guilfoyle’s recent termination: https://t.co/lXJtbjld8j