John,
While working families across the country struggle to pay the bills, Washington keeps reminding us that the rules don’t apply to those at the top.
According to newly released financial disclosures, Donald Trump’s investment accounts executed thousands of stock trades through 2025 while he was making decisions that impacted financial markets.
In a recent interview with Aaron Parnas, Tim Walz said it best:
“This idea that you would trade stocks on information that you have is insidious. It undermines faith in government, it cheats the system, it puts all of us at risk.”
The day before Trump announced a 90-day pause on his sweeping tariffs — a decision that sent the stock market soaring — his investment accounts purchased hundreds of individual stocks near the market’s low point.
To make matters worse, those trades weren’t legally disclosed until over a year later, despite federal laws requiring government officials to disclose stock transactions within 45 days. As a result, he paid a measly $200 fine — a slap on the wrist.
Let’s face it: this is the most corrupt presidential administration in our country’s history.
Too many politicians — especially Trump — have treated public office like an opportunity to enrich themselves instead of serving the people who elected them.
We don’t have to accept this, John.
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