Senators launch laws and even block Trump from crypto machine
The law even aims to soar the corners of Memese, such as Trump $trump, which provides fundamental restrictions on top officials' digital assets, causing heated debates about regulations.
Laws even target profits of Trump tokens and senior political abuse
U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) introduced a new bill Tuesday to involve financial bad behavior by senior federal officials in digital assets.
Washington proposed the modernization law of bridge vanes and misappropriation of public funds (even) modernization in Washington in response to what Murphy said was blatant corruption associated with Memese Corners like #Trump.
The legislation aims to “prevent corrupt federal officials from using their stance to leverage digital assets such as Memese Corners,” a bill initiated by the controversial Trump, who launched the same corner three days before taking office on January 17. Initially evaluated at a few minutes of box office.
Murphy said:
Whenever corners are issued and exchanged, Trump makes money due to transaction costs, and his family makes over $100 million due to these expenses.
"There is no way to know who bought this corner, which opens the door to billionaires, Russian oligarchs and Saudi princes to secretly buy Trump and enrich the president directly to get his help."
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