“I’m happy that you’ve made the statement. But I cannot agree with most of my colleagues. See, I don’t think an adult of your intelligence should be commended for simply, at long last, telling the truth.”
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After taking gobs of cash from crypto-fraudster (a redundancy) Sam Bankman-Fried, the Los Angeles Times treats it as a badge of honor that California Democrats won’t take his money anymore.
California’s Congress members no longer want campaign money from Sam Bankman-Fried – LA Times
Not all heroes wear capes.
The Los Angeles Times proudly chronicles which charities they’re giving away the ‘money’ too. It’s a moot point obviously because they’re already in office and they survived their highly dubious elections.
And the real big money isn’t going back.
Rep.-elect Robert Garcia (D-Long Beach)
The former mayor of Long Beach, Garcia is the representative-elect for California’s 42nd Congressional District, which includes Long Beach and a swath of the southeastern cities of Los Angeles County. He takes office in January.
Bankman-Fried contributed $2,900 to Garcia’s campaign in March, federal records show. A representative for Garcia’s campaign said the money was donated in mid-December to “a local nonprofit that provides free immigration legal services.”
Protect Our Future, a political action committee funded by Bankman-Fried, also reported spending more than $1 million to support Garcia. Because that money was spent independently, rather than contributed to Garcia’s campaign, it cannot be donated or returned.
He gave $2,900 to a nonprofit that promotes his own voters, but not the $1 million.
What a saint.
Bitcoin/Crypto isn’t for amateurs. The field is infested with sharks.
the field is one big fraud with the sharks preying on the smaller fish and the smaller fish preying on the newbies and everyone hoping to scam their way to a fortune before the whole thing implodes
Right, also applies to some other areas.
They need to add Soros and Bloomburg to their lists of who to avoid at all costs list