“...you damned dirty democrats!”
Went to the link and it appears, oddly, that the article does not support the headline.
Another fake headline from the media.
If I won the lottery I would loan Trump the money
This is the Go Fund Me to support Trump’s legal expenses
https://www.gofundme.com/f/stand-with-trump-raise-the-settlement/
https://thehill.com/homenews/4475076-gofundme-launched-to-help-pay-trumps-legal-fees/
Murdoch’s NY Post writer fantasizes about words that aren’t used in the mass mailer by Trump’s team... (beg) (frantic plea).
Trash female dog!
Supporters who have driven up share price are expected to vote Friday to take company public.
Donald Trump’s supporters are pushing to hand him a nearly $3.5 billion windfall by driving up the value of his also-ran social-media platform, which is on the cusp of getting approval to list on the stock market.
Trump’s winning lottery ticket would come from Truth Social, the social-media platform he launched in 2021. After a twisted path that included tens of millions of dollars in losses and insider-trading convictions, the shell company taking Truth Social public became the market’s latest meme stock. Trump’s supporters banded together to push up the stock, valuing Truth Social to a staggering $6 billion.
Truth Social could go public as soon as next week, but the deal still needs to be approved by shareholders. Even if that happens, Trump must hold his shares for six months.
Truth Social was created by Trump when he was bounced from the major social-media platforms. Since the presidential candidate was reinstated by Facebook and X, formerly known as Twitter, Truth Social has instead become a potential huge paycheck.
Truth Social’s parent is set to go public by combining with a special-purpose acquisition company, or SPAC. Its shareholders, nearly all Trump supporters, are expected to approve the merger Friday morning. Trump’s company could replace the shell company in the stock market as soon as Monday. The new ticker would be DJT, Trump’s initials.
If the deal goes through, Trump’s $3.5 billion windfall could ease his financial pressure and boost his political campaign.