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Partons, policy, and profits. Where does governance end and grift begin?

Last night in the State of the Union, we watched the most corrupt president and presidency in the history of America lie his way through a fascist-friendly speech.

He didn't mention how Richie's made himself and his kids off the presidency as he tried to paint in a good light what is, frankly, the most dishonorable, unprincipled, and criminal regime in the history of the free world.

Rumors have been flying for years ever since Rudy Giuliani apparently confessed during

Trump's first term that he and Trump were selling pardons for $2 million each and splitting the money.

The Trump has added it again, taking what looks like bribes for everything from pardons to business deals

to regulatory and

tariff relief. And the evidence is piling up in ways that are unmistakable. For example, Jud Leggham's

popular info news site is reporting that the parent company of Crypto.com has made a series of

donations to Trump's main SuperPack, MA, Inc., amounting to $35 million.

That SuperPack has already paid tens of millions for Trump's legal fees, apparently, including

personal defense lawyers and business deal lawyers, and can support Trump's lavish lifestyle

once he leaves office. Shortly after the donation, as Legham reports, quote, 25 days later on February 17th,

the Trump administration's Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the CFTC, intervened on

crypto.com's behalf in a high-stakes lawsuit in federal court. But that's just the tip of this

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