So, Senator Jon Ossoff decided to drop some spicy tea at an April 25 town hall. Apparently, the President of the United States (yes, the very same guy) is hosting a private dinner for folks who’ve invested in his official memecoin. Because, why not mix politics and crypto drama? 🙃
“I mean, I saw just 48 hours ago, he is granting audiences to people who buy his meme coin,” Ossoff said, probably while adjusting his “What fresh hell is this?” face. NBC News caught that gem.
His take? Selling presidential access for memecoins isn’t just shady—it’s impeachably shady. “When the sitting president of the United States is selling access for what are effectively payments directly to him. There is no question that that rises to the level of an impeachable offense.” Preach. ✋
Ossoff is *very* eager to kickstart impeachment—like, “let’s make this happen” eager—but notes that it’s probably only gonna fly if the Democrats snag the House in 2026. Until then? Trump’s GOP party is still calling the shots in Congress. Rip.
“Exclusive” Dinner or Ultimate Flex? 🎉
On April 23, the Official Trump (TRUMP) memecoin squad dropped an invitation for Donald to throw a fancy dinner at his Washington DC golf club (because nothing says “presidential” like golf turf). The lucky top 220 TRUMP holders get the golden ticket.
There’s a leaderboard to stalk your way up, plus a link to RSVP—could this be the only political event where your crypto wallet size beats your charm? Since this was announced, the token price did a little happy dance, jumping 50%–because apparently eating next to Trump is a hot commodity. 💸
Guest list rules? Background checks required, no attendance from “watchlist” countries, and strictly no plus-ones. Because who needs awkward small talk with strangers when you can just talk blockchain, right?
When rumors spread that you need $300,000 in TRUMP tokens to snag a seat at this digital table, the organizers were quick to clap back: that’s fake news. They clarified that leaderboard rank matters more than some block explorer confusion—anything to keep the FOMO alive.
Legal experts weighed in, basically agreeing this smells like a massive conflict of interest shrine. Charlyn Ho from the law firm Rikka told CryptoMoon, “The guy signs orders that literally shape crypto regulation and then cashes in on… uh, the crypto. It’s like policymaking meets Kickstarter gone wild.”
And so the saga continues: President, fundraiser, crypto mogul? You can’t make this stuff up—or can you? 🍿
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2025-04-26 19:54