It’s truly remarkable, and frankly, a bit staggering, to consider the sheer magnitude of wealth that seems to be flowing through Donald Trump’s orbit, especially when juxtaposed with the promises made to his most ardent supporters. The figure that keeps surfacing, a mind-boggling $6 million a day, paints a picture that is far removed from the idea of “draining the swamp” and closer to the image of the swamp’s most prodigious inhabitant.
When voters elected Donald Trump, a significant part of the appeal was his vow to dismantle the established political order, the so-called “swamp.” The irony, it seems, is thick enough to cut with a knife.… Continue reading
President Trump made 327 stock purchases of major tech companies shortly before announcing a pause on his tariffs, a move that caused stock prices, including those he invested in, to surge. This timing has drawn accusations of corruption and self-enrichment from Democrats, who cite significant financial gains made during his presidency. While White House spokespeople deny any conflict of interest, asserting his assets are managed independently, the unprecedented windfalls have raised concerns among experts and political figures.
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New government records reveal that President Donald Trump personally bought and sold millions of dollars worth of stock in technology companies and government contractors earlier this year, with several trades coinciding with favorable regulatory decisions affecting these entities. Notably, significant purchases of Nvidia stock were made shortly before major deals with Meta and before the Commerce Department’s approval of chip sales to China, a key market for the company. Additionally, Trump invested in companies like Palantir Technologies and Axon, which have secured substantial government contracts related to immigration enforcement and defense. The White House stated that Trump’s assets are managed by his children in a trust and that there are no conflicts of interest.
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Matt Underwood 
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