American senator Jon Ossoff expressed his support for the dismissal of President Donald Trump during a town hall on April 25, citing the president’s plan to host a private dinner for the main holders of Trump Memecoin.
“I mean, I saw only 48 hours ago, he grants the public people who buy his meter piece,” said Ossoff, Democrat, according to a report by NBC News.
“When the United States in office in office sells access to what is indeed payments directly to him. There is no doubt that this increases at the level of an impenetrable offense. ”
Senator Ossoff said that he “strongly” supported the indictment procedure during a town hall in the Georgia State, where he presents himself to the re -election of the Senate.
The senator added that a dismissal is unlikely unless the Democratic Party takes control of the Congress in the US elections halfway through in 2026. Trump’s own republican party currently has a majority in the House of Representatives and the Senate.
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Conflicts of interest
On April 23, the official Trump website (Trump) of the same, announced that Trump is organizing an exclusive dinner in his Washington golf club, DC with the 220 Trump holders.
The website then published a ranking of the best Trump portfolios and a link to register for the event. The Trump token price has won more than 50% since the announcement, according to CoinmarketCap data.
The specific list of guests is not clear, but the Memecoin website indicates that candidates must pass an audit verification, “cannot come from a Watchlist country (know your customer)” and cannot provide any additional guest.
On April 25, the team behind Trump denied rumors on social networks that Trump holders need at least $ 300,000 to participate in a future dinner with the president.
“People have cited badly # 220 on the block explorer as a cut. It is bad because it includes things like locking token, exchanges, market manufacturers and those who do not participate. Instead, you should only leave the ranking,” they wrote.
Legal experts have told Cintelegraph that Trump’s cryptocurrency companies, including Trump Emmecoin and the Decentralized Financing Protocol (DEFI), Liberty Financial, affiliated to Trump, raise important concerns about conflicts of potential interests.
“In just a few days after he took office, he signed a number of decrees that will considerably affect how our crypto and digital asset industry works,” Charlyn Ho told Rikka law firm in Cointelegraph in February.
“So, if he has a personal pecuniary advantage resulting from his own policies, it is a conflict of interest.”
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