Replies to post #828795 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Horseman Country]

Completely agree! Why would he give Ron an exponentially larger platform if he didn't share his stance...at least to some degree?

If he had only shared one post, I wouldn't think much of it...but I think it's a dog whistle at this point.

[EternalPatience]

Reading between the lines is one thing but reading between the alphabets is something special!!
You are too optimistic and looking it through our lens

[stockprofitter]

You’re right, Pulte is RTing for a reason he can’t speak about, YET.

[GVInvestments]

Here’s Who Is Going to Donald Trump’s Meme Coin Dinner.

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/donald-trump-meme-coin-dinner-guests.html

I hope ackman or some of the other large investors bought his meme coin.

There have been a great many opportunities in recent months for wealthy people to buy access to Donald Trump, like his $1 million-per-plate PAC fundraiser in late April or his $1.5 million-per-plate fundraiser a few days later. But the president has taken his pay-to-dine schemes to new heights with a contest involving his meme coin, $TRUMP.

Just over two weeks ago, the president made an enticing proposal to his crypto fans: The top 220 owners of his cryptocurrency would be able to enjoy a black-tie-optional dinner at his golf course outside Washington, D.C., followed by a private tour of the White House the next day. Of the winners, the top 25 would be invited to a private reception with Trump. Democrats and government ethics watchdogs immediately warned that the sweepstakes was an obvious scheme to allow foreign interests to buy access to the president like never before. (Recent PAC fundraisers, for example, were limited by law to American donors.) With the contest wrapping up on Monday, it’s time to see who (probably) ponied up to meet the president.