As Trump sets the stage, 'Bitcoin Jesus' blesses Ballard, Stone, Kise, Sayfie and more with piles of cash



Clockwise from bottom right lobbyists Justin Sayfie, Roger Stone, Brian Ballard and lawyer/lobbyist Chris Kise surround their client, Roger "Bitcoin Jesus" Ver.

By Dan Christensen, FloridaBulldog.org

The question of the day: What do Floridians Brian Ballard, Roger Stone, Chris Kise, Justin Sayfie, Leonard Curry, Sylvester Lukis – lobbyists all – have in common?

They’re all cashing in on Roger Ver, 46, an immensely rich client and early crypto proselytizer nicknamed “Bitcoin Jesus.”

Ver, facing federal mail fraud and tax evasion charges, hired them because they’ve got the connections he needed.




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