Stock trading by members of Congress could be banned in a bipartisan push, and honestly, it’s about time. It’s the kind of move that seems like it should have been in place from the get-go. The idea is simple: prevent members of Congress, their spouses, dependent children, and any trusts they control from buying, selling, or owning stocks, commodities, or other financial instruments. New lawmakers would have a 90-day window to comply, while those already in office get 180 days to divest. It sounds straightforward, but as with anything involving legislation, the devil is in the details, like how to handle diversified funds, and the potential for loopholes.… Continue reading
Following the shooting of Kirk, certain right-wing figures are exploiting the event to advance their agendas, falsely portraying it as a coordinated attack by the left. High-profile individuals, including Elon Musk, have amplified this narrative, even labeling the act as terrorism perpetrated by a transgender cell. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has further stoked the flames, calling for a “civil dissolution” and urging her followers to put their faith in God. While simultaneously criticizing Republicans, Greene’s response reveals the use of the shooting to push a far-right political agenda.
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Trump Family Amasses $6 Billion Fortune After Crypto Launch
This is quite the headline, isn’t it? “Trump Family Amasses $6 Billion Fortune After Crypto Launch.” It certainly grabs your attention. It’s hard not to be a bit skeptical, especially when you consider the source, but let’s break it down. The immediate thought that springs to mind is the hypocrisy. Remember all the outrage over Obama’s book deals and speaking engagements? Seems like a distant memory now. Now, we’re looking at a crypto launch, and the potential for foreign interference raises eyebrows. But, will the conservatives care? Seems doubtful.
The overall impression, sadly, is that of a life lived without much joy.… Continue reading
Rapper Snoop Dogg’s performance at a pro-Trump “Crypto Ball” sparked significant backlash from fans. This follows Snoop’s previous criticisms of Trump, including a music video depicting him shooting a Trump-like clown and a song titled “Make America Crip Again.” The event, which cost attendees between $2,500 and $5,000, celebrated Trump as the “first crypto president,” despite his past criticisms of cryptocurrency. Snoop’s apparent shift in allegiance has prompted widespread condemnation online, with many accusing him of prioritizing financial gain over his prior political stances.
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