@bluhue123 A year ago, when it became clear that trump was probably using the tariffs to manipulate the stock market, I came to the conclusion that he probably made a bet with musk to see who could become the world's first trillionaire, which musk now is. This is probably another grift.
@ToriatheistTori Npt to mention the fact that trickle-down economics is a scam. The only way the wealth ever trickles down is through government programs and services.
@NannyTina1957@IRINAnrm The claim that Somali immigrants were involved with daycare fraud is also false. The person who did it was a white woman named Aimee Bock. This is what the Google AI said:
@NannyTina1957@IRINAnrm There's no evidence of that. So far, the administration has also tried to prosecute Jerome Powell, Leticia James, Adam Schiff, and James Comey with no evidence that they've done anything wrong, and the cases were thrown out. This is going to go the same as those did.
@0TulsiGabbard2 Con people into hating immigrants, normalize our worst impulses, drastically lower the bar for who can get into the Whitehouse, the cabinet and the Supreme Court; use the office of president to enrich himself, and promote culture wars to trick people into accepting oligarchy.
@0nlyk1tt3n ....and there are plenty of Republicans who've become millionaires while in office, like Rick Scott, Michael McCaul, Tim Sheehy, Pete Ricketts, and Darrell Issa. If you don't like it, then vote for candidates who are willing to ban stock trading in Congress.
@0nlyk1tt3n Being a Republican I'm surprised you haven't heard of capital investment. They make at least $100,000 a year, which is more than enough seed money to invest in stocks, bonds, and real estate. There is currently no law banning stock trading by members of Congress....