Where the fact is BeatDBalls in all of this anyway?
Democrats win the House and Senate
@Drapsey wrote:
Where the fact is BeatDBalls in all of this anyway?
Guy's in mourning over Russel Brand's rape conviction. He has a thing you see, for pedophiles and rapists. The tate brothers are his idols!
I ent even gonna mention teh pruzdedent.
@Chrissy wrote:
Just wait for the investigations
And now we watch the Dems sit on their asses and squander all this electoral goodwill and let all these criminals from the Dotard's regime go scot-free without any real accountability.
At this very moment Chuck Schumer is getting ready to lower his glasses and give stern warnings to the Dotard.
@SnoopDog wrote:
And now we watch the Dems sit on their asses and squander all this electoral goodwill and let all these criminals from the Dotard's regime go scot-free without any real accountability.
At this very moment Chuck Schumer is getting ready to lower his glasses and give stern warnings to the Dotard.
Honestly, Chuck Schumer needs to step down. Biden’s DOJ completely dropped the ball and essentially let Trump off the hook because of sheer incompetence. At this point, it feels like the whole political system is just full of grifters. And the hypocrisy is wild, didn’t Trump have more sketchy stock trades than all of Congress combined? Instead of fighting, Democrats are already just coasting and staring at the 2028 elections, terrified of ruffling any feathers. Their strategy seems to be sleeping through the next two years and hoping they'll just win by default.
Executive Exclusion: Because the legislation explicitly targeted lawmakers, the proposed ban did not apply to the president or vice president. When bipartisan efforts attempted to extend the trading ban to the executive branch, Trump heavily criticized the move
"More Trades Than All of Congress: A Bloomberg analysis revealed that Trump made roughly 28,700 securities trades over a 17-month period in his second term, averaging about 80 trades every single market day.
Massive Monthly Shuffles: In single-month filings (such as July 2026), disclosures highlighted 1,156 individual transactions valued between $79 million and $270 million. This included massive blocks of up to $25 million each in sales of Microsoft and Amazon, alongside tactical moves in companies like Tesla, Oracle, Costco, and Nvidia."