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President Donald Trump hosted a dinner Thursday night for the biggest spenders on his memecoin, a corrupt affair where rich people—many of them foreign and unable to donate to Trump’s political campaigns—paid for access to the president.
Trump held the event at Trump National Golf Club in Virginia, using a taxpayer-funded military helicopter to get there.
He then appeared before a podium emblazoned with the presidential seal, even though earlier in the day White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt claimed that the event was not part of his official duties.
Meanwhile, the people who attended—many of them foreign nationals who would otherwise be banned by law from donating to Trump's political campaign—explicitly admitted that they spent millions on Trump's shitcoin to gain access to Trump, The New York Times reported. That's as blatant of a "pay-to-play" scandal as it gets.
Among the guests was Chinese crypto magnate Justin Sun, who The New York Times reported spent $40 million to attend the dinner.
So it wasn't part of his official duties? Thanks for the heads up Karoline.
Trump held the event at Trump National Golf Club in Virginia, using a taxpayer-funded military helicopter to get there.
He then appeared before a podium emblazoned with the presidential seal, even though earlier in the day White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt claimed that the event was not part of his official duties.
Meanwhile, the people who attended—many of them foreign nationals who would otherwise be banned by law from donating to Trump's political campaign—explicitly admitted that they spent millions on Trump's shitcoin to gain access to Trump, The New York Times reported. That's as blatant of a "pay-to-play" scandal as it gets.
Among the guests was Chinese crypto magnate Justin Sun, who The New York Times reported spent $40 million to attend the dinner.

Trump's crypto dinner was just as corrupt as you thought it would be
President Donald Trump hosted a dinner Thursday night for the biggest spenders on his memecoin, a corrupt affair where rich people—many of them foreign and unable to donate to Trump’s political ...
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So it wasn't part of his official duties? Thanks for the heads up Karoline.