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Clearly, Trump was reading the midterm exit polls, where 90% of voters said corruption was a major or crucial factor. But instead of cracking down on the self-dealing and influence peddling in his administration, Trump is trying to turn the issue on Democrats. This is a pretty pathetic attempt to flip the issue. Anything Vance finds in blue states will be pennies compared to the dirty money his boss has stacked up over the last couple years. The numbers are staggering: roughly three billion dollars added to Trump’s net worth since the 2024 election. More than a billion came from crypto. In 2025 alone, he earned 710 million from his memecoin, 240 million from his stablecoin, and 340 million from World Liberty tokens. His own SEC decided memecoins aren’t securities a month after he took office, and he signed the stablecoin law a few months later. When a 60 minutes anchor confronted him on his exploding net worth, he had the gall to tell him “you should’ve had stock.” So don’t be fooled. The Vice President can do what he wants. But the corruption isn’t in Michigan or California. It’s right there in the West Wing.