The fact that this is even being considered while Trump is in office is wild. A foreign government gifting a luxury jet—regardless of how it’s routed—is a direct challenge to the Emoluments Clause. It’s meant to prevent presidents from being influenced by foreign powers while making decisions that affect the rest of us. Let’s be real: if this was some boring technical plane transfer for national use, it’d be buried in the budget. But a hand-delivered palace in the sky from Qatar, accepted mid-term, and likely destined for a post-presidency victory lap? That’s not just bad optics; that’s soft corruption. We’ve normalized so much grift in this country that people shrug at things that should spark constitutional crises. If this doesn't raise alarm bells for the press and Congress, it just confirms what many of us already feel: nobody's really watching the store.