and "banana republic." And that "idiot" is getting his $3 billion with a pump and dump scheme that anybody could dream up if he had a loyal group of followers. There's plenty to wonder about the legality of such a setup and even more reason to question the ethics of anyone who would pursue it. I'd certainly expect better from someone I supported for President, but perhaps Trump's long history of ethical failings in business are a feature rather than a bug in your mind.

"Standing in the way is a provision in the merger's SEC filing, which states that Trump is not allowed to sell or borrow against any of his shares for six months. But he could very well get a waiver from the company's board, which consists of close allies like his son Donald Trump Jr. and former Rep. Devin Nunes.

But there's a big catch: If Trump chooses to cash out his shares, it could prompt other investors to make a beeline for the exits, sending Truth Social's stock tumbling."
[Post edited by CMUHoo at 03/26/2024 07:27AM]