The Justice Department is exploring a settlement of Trump's lawsuit against the IRS, according to NYT reporting. The poster frames this as corruption-level misconduct, but the article itself describes this as a standard legal settlement discussion — no evidence of improper conduct is presented, only that two sides are negotiating an end to litigation. What's missing: why this settlement differs from routine government litigation (if it does), whether prior administrations have similarly settled disputes with Trump entities, or what specific wrongdoing the poster alleges the settlement would cover up.