Jay Clayton, former head of the SEC and current United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, made clear that this campaign "targets many senior citizens, taking advantage of their support for the president."
Now these aren’t Trump tokens like TRUMP or WLFI or Trump Digital Trading Cards or MELANIA or USD1; these other tokens are deceptive and are clearly taking advantage of senior citizens’ support for the president.
It’s important to understand the difference; those listed above do directly benefit "causes associated with the president and the Trump Organization," and that makes them more legal.
The fact that the president actually does personally benefit when you buy the listed tokens is the version of the token that the SDNY believes is good and should exist.
It is right and proper that "causes associated with the President and the Trump Organization" benefit from his presidency; the alternative is unthinkable, a president who prevents themselves from receiving these benefits for the good of the republic.
What we all can agree on, apparently, is that something must be done about tokens targeting seniors by "taking advantage of their support for the president."
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