Where did you get the idea that he's the least bought? It's factually inaccurate.

He literally publicly offered oil executives whatever they wanted for a billion dollars, and though he didn't make that much (that we can prove) has been delivering on that promise since. [0]

While being "honest" in the sense of "staying bought" and delivering the promised graft is somewhat commendable, it's not exactly evidence that he holds some sort of moral high ground.

[0] https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/4961820-oil-bi...

Is that why company after company metaphorically kissed the ring with cash offerings at the start of his 2nd term? Because he can’t be bought?

He's by far the most bought.

You don't get to have (or in his case, somewhat maintain) the wealth that he so often brags about unless you are willing to be bought.

"least"?

If you have 2 million dollars lying around you can commit any federal crimes and buy a pardon.

Which may seem like a lot but also consider if you're doing something like funding literally terrorism it's probably not that hard to scrounge up 2 million. You don't go to federal jail for jay-walking.

If that's not a good example then consider TrumpCoin where literally Trump meet with the largest holders of the coin (i.e. people that paid the most; at least intended too).

He's been caught on TV, in the Oval Office, accepting gold bars from business executives. I don't understand what you hope to gain by lying about this.