January will be here before you know it. With it will come investigations into every one of you who has been grifting off the government and the American people. You can run but you can't hide from congressional accounting exposing your numerous crimes.
Sincerely, The American People
In the news...
Donald Trump Jr. is leaving his lucrative gig at the prediction market Kalshi. His sudden departure comes on the heels of newly empowered Democrats who have vowed to investigate Trump and his family's business dealings with the prediction industry and crypto markets.
Don Jr.'s role as a "strategic advisor" to Kalshi drew scrutiny from the moment he was hired days before his father's second inauguration. Not surprisingly no one investigated this cozy grift.
That's changing next year.
The controversies surrounding Trump's cryptocurrency ventures center on allegations of self-dealing, foreign influence, and regulatory conflicts of interest.
Financial disclosures released this year showed that Trump and his family generated $1.4 billion in crypto-related revenue during his first year back in power.
Critics, ethics watchdogs, and Democratic lawmakers point to several overlapping business ventures and policy decisions as the core of the scandal.
Both Don. Jr. and Eric Trump hold investments or advisory roles in at least ten defense-related companies - either directly or through 1789 Capital, a venture capital firm where Don. Jr. is a partner.
An investigation by the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) documented several private firms that experienced favorable federal actions after adding Don Jr. to their boards.
Congressional lawmakers aren't going to let the Trump Crime Family off the hook while they are still addressing other priorities like the economy, healthcare, and ending the illegal war in Iran.
Right now, however the grifts are ongoing.
The Trump regime just awarded a small biosecurity company nearly $40 million to screen for Ebola and other infectious diseases just months after a firm linked to Trump's eldest sons invested in its parent company, according to ProPublica.
As it Stands, there's no telling how many billions of dollars the Trump Crime Family has accumulated thus far but I think we'll see a pretty good accounting in Congressional hearings.
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