Investigate Trump's $TRUMP Meme Coin Dinner Corruption

You need to investigate and publicly condemn the $TRUMP meme coin dinner scheme before the November 22 event takes place. This is pay-to-play corruption in plain sight: a competition designed to boost sales of a digital token that has already cost nearly a million investors a combined $4 billion, while the president himself has pocketed at least $635 million. The last time Trump held one of these exclusive dinners, Chinese billionaire Justin Sun — who has poured tens of millions into Trump's crypto ventures — got a White House VIP tour. Ethics experts called it "corruption embodied." Now they're doing it again, with a formula explicitly designed to drive token purchases in the next two months. This isn't a gray area. A sitting president is selling access to himself through a financial instrument that enriches him while wiping out ordinary investors. Your constituents are watching. Use your platform and your oversight authority to demand accountability. Call for hearings. Demand the administration explain how this doesn't violate federal ethics laws. The November 22 dinner is a deadline — act before it happens.