John — Donald Trump is already the richest person to have ever become U.S. president, and he continues to get richer sitting in the Oval Office.
During this past election cycle, the Trump family, including the president, first lady, and his two oldest sons, have launched multiple cryptocurrencies, including personal meme coins. The various projects are approaching $1 billion in paper gains.
Our own Sen. Elizabeth Warren (MA) summed up what's going on perfectly — "Donald Trump is enriching himself and his family through their crypto businesses while his administration guts oversight of the market. It's a massive conflict of interest and a recipe for disaster."
EMILYs List women continue to lead the opposition. John, will you chip in today to help add more Democratic pro-choice women to their ranks?
The law says that political donations — even to PACs or outside spending groups — must be public. But through the Trump family's cryptocurrency schemes, anyone can donate any amount of money untraceably — to the president, likely in exchange for favors. This is a historic campaign finance scandal, but with the daily barrage of chaos and corruption coming out of the White House, this story hasn't gotten the airtime it deserves.
Still, Democratic pro-choice women in the U.S. House are working hard to curb this clear abuse of power: Rep. Brittany Pettersen (CO-07) and Rep. Sarah Elfreth (MD-03) are co-sponsors of the Modern Emoluments and Malfeasance Enforcement (MEME) Act, which prohibits the country's top officials and their families, from Congress to the White House, from capitalizing on personal meme coins.
We are up against a president with billions of dollars and a determination to keep himself in power. Donate today to help grow our grassroots movement and fight back:
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Ben Ray (he/him/his)
Interim Vice President of Federal and Gubernatorial Campaigns, EMILYs List
