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Oh and while we're at "melting it down for all its worth"
If this was a *PERSONAL* gift (not to the US, but to Trump) accepting it is a crime per the Foreign Gifts and Decorations Act if he doesn't pay the overage.
The amount of gold is worth more than the $375 limit.
~69.5 times that limit.
If this was a *PERSONAL* gift (not to the US, but to Trump) accepting it is a crime per the Foreign Gifts and Decorations Act if he doesn't pay the overage.
The amount of gold is worth more than the $375 limit.
~69.5 times that limit.
January 15, 2026 at 10:40 PM
Oh and while we're at "melting it down for all its worth"
If this was a *PERSONAL* gift (not to the US, but to Trump) accepting it is a crime per the Foreign Gifts and Decorations Act if he doesn't pay the overage.
The amount of gold is worth more than the $375 limit.
~69.5 times that limit.
If this was a *PERSONAL* gift (not to the US, but to Trump) accepting it is a crime per the Foreign Gifts and Decorations Act if he doesn't pay the overage.
The amount of gold is worth more than the $375 limit.
~69.5 times that limit.
Le vote est éclaté avec 5 candidats annoncés entre 15 et 22%, dont l'ancien chef d'état major qui a attiré des gens de gauche et de droite mais dont la candidature patine. Au second tour Ventura ne fait a priori pas un tiers des voix quel que soit le scénario. Il n'a pas de réserve de voix.
January 15, 2026 at 8:33 PM
Le vote est éclaté avec 5 candidats annoncés entre 15 et 22%, dont l'ancien chef d'état major qui a attiré des gens de gauche et de droite mais dont la candidature patine. Au second tour Ventura ne fait a priori pas un tiers des voix quel que soit le scénario. Il n'a pas de réserve de voix.