Top concern for Americans is money in politics and the corruption that goes alone with it.

[theHawk]

The Astro Turf funding of insurrections

Isn’t that exactly what’s going on with all the Somali Scammers and their “donations” to the Democrats?

Now that’s been exposed suddenly the Dems have their brown shirts out on the streets attacking Federal property and Federal Agents. You know, a real insurrection.

 

[Mac1958]

According to a recent poll done by Pew Research, the top concern for Americans is the role of money in politics

Holy crap, that's a surprise. Great to see.

We don't end this insane tribalism without fixing this "system". And getting money out of politics has to be on the short list.

 

[Lockback]

Isn’t that exactly what’s going on with all the Somali Scammers and their “donations” to the Democrats?

Now that’s been exposed suddenly the Dems have their brown shirts out on the streets attacking Federal property and Federal Agents. You know, a real insurrection.

Correct.
A REAL insurrection.

 

[blackhawk]

 

[MarathonMike]

Bottom line, the #1 issue in the minds of Americans is the use of money in politics and Trump is certainly using that to help him gain more power to use against the citizens of this country, as well as elsewhere (Venezuela, Greenland, etc.).

The Bottom Line is that Banker ignores the OBVIOUS CORRUPTION in his Democratic Party and plays HEY LOOK OVER HERE at Trump because of his intense personal hatred. Typical Democrat Supporter flush with emotion, short on common sense.

 

[Doc7505]

We need better education in our Red cities and states. Look what they`re doing to students in Oklahoma
Is being stupid mandatory in that effed up state?

Oklahoma high schools to teach 2020 election conspiracy theories as fact

State superintendent Ryan Walters tapped chief of Heritage Foundation, key player behind Project 2025, for curriculum

www.theguardian.com

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Are you claiming that Blue Plantation Cities and States have better systems of education?
On the contrary:
Recent data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) indicates a shifting trend where blue states have seen significant declines in reading and math scores, sometimes worse than the national average, while some red states, like Mississippi and Louisiana, have shown surprising gains, challenging the past pattern of blue states leading, with recent analyses suggesting blue states might have lower "educational efficiency" (cost per test score point) compared to red states. While older data often showed blue states ahead, recent results suggest a change, with some reports highlighting declines in typically blue states like Oregon and Washington, and improvements in red states, pointing to factors beyond just spending.
Recent data shows significant educational challenges and score declines in many blue states, contrasting with some improvements in red states, challenging older perceptions.

 

[Luckyone]

IN the face of the MINN fraud you forget to mention. The worst case of corruption in history and democrats own it

That is idiotic. What money and power were the Democrats looking to get in Minnesota?

 

[MarcATL]

According to a recent poll done by Pew Research, the top concern for Americans is the role of money in politics

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AI Overview

Reports from early 2025 and beyond suggest that corruption under a potential second Trump administration (referring to events in 2025) is viewed by many watchdog groups and news analyses as significantly higher, characterized by dismantled anti-corruption efforts, increased pay-to-play, deregulation, and conflicts of interest, particularly with foreign deals and crypto, reversing progress made previously. Critics point to actions like sidelining the DOJ's Public Integrity Section and granting pardons/favoring companies linked to donors as evidence of systemic increase in corruption and self-enrichment.

Certainly, this is something that has to be considered when thinking about corruption under Trump:

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and from Carnegie:

The Startling Reversal of U.S. Global Anti-Corruption Policy​

The Trump administration is erasing gains in anti-corruption made under previous presidencies. Despite the harsh disruption, sources of domestic and international resilience still exist.

Corruption in 2025 warps financial markets and contributes to immense economic losses and inequality. It undermines effective and responsive governance and delegitimizes institutions in the eyes of the public. It is a particularly thorny issue to unravel, blending domestic and transnational elements and often undermining the very structures of accountability that are supposed to hold it in check.

Bottom line, the #1 issue in the minds of Americans is the use of money in politics and Trump is certainly using that to help him gain more power to use against the citizens of this country, as well as elsewhere (Venezuela, Greenland, etc.).

Yep. I believe that, starting the next midterms, America will be on the road back to sensibility in politics as the Republican Party is relegated to the dustbin of history.

 

[August West]

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Are you claiming that Blue Plantation Cities and States have better systems of education?
On the contrary:
Recent data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) indicates a shifting trend where blue states have seen significant declines in reading and math scores, sometimes worse than the national average, while some red states, like Mississippi and Louisiana, have shown surprising gains, challenging the past pattern of blue states leading, with recent analyses suggesting blue states might have lower "educational efficiency" (cost per test score point) compared to red states. While older data often showed blue states ahead, recent results suggest a change, with some reports highlighting declines in typically blue states like Oregon and Washington, and improvements in red states, pointing to factors beyond just spending.
Recent data shows significant educational challenges and score declines in many blue states, contrasting with some improvements in red states, challenging older perceptions.

Which blue state forces student to learn nutty conspiracy theories about stolen elections?

 

[there4eyeM]

This, indeed, is the scandal of American democracy. Money, the fixation on money, and voters' tolerance for greed on the part of those elected have diminished the body politic. Campaign spending must be regulated, as it is in any sane democracy/republic. It is absurd that any amount at all can be disgorged into a political campaign. It is clearly and blatantly anti-democratic. We have given "money" too much of that which absolutely corrupts; power.

 

[berg80]

Isn’t that exactly what’s going on with all the Somali Scammers and their “donations” to the Democrats?

Now that’s been exposed suddenly the Dems have their brown shirts out on the streets attacking Federal property and Federal Agents. You know, a real insurrection.

U.A.E. Firm Quietly Took Stake in the Trump Family’s Crypto Company​

An investment firm tied to the United Arab Emirates purchased nearly half of the Trump family’s cryptocurrency company last year, making the family business partners with the U.A.E. even as President Trump negotiated foreign policy matters with the Middle Eastern nation.

The investment, reported earlier by The Wall Street Journal, was confirmed on Sunday by a spokesman for the Trumps’ crypto company, World Liberty Financial.

Days before his father’s inauguration in January 2025, Eric Trump, the president’s middle son, signed the agreement with the investment firm for a $500 million investment in World Liberty, The Journal reported. David Wachsman, a World Liberty spokesman, confirmed the transaction in a statement to The New York Times.

That agreement gave the Emirati-backed firm a 49 percent stake in World Liberty. Two top lieutenants to the U.A.E.’s national security adviser, Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, joined the board of World Liberty.

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/01/us/politics/trump-crypto-uae-world-liberty.html