Deedee96

dariusaudubon.bsky.social

22 October 2026 04:02

Suspect every one of them donated to one of his slush funds.

Maisie Pubblechook

maisiepubblechook.bsky.social

22 October 2026 04:02

The thing about Nixon was, he was a crook but not a thief. He used slush funds to further his political power, not to enrich himself.

Hoyle

axelhoyle.bsky.social

22 October 2026 04:01

yeah just like "no executive slush funds" seems like a good rule and also one that I'm pretty sure we used to have

many ruths

r-uthseugeneor.bsky.social

22 October 2026 04:01

likes the campaign funds intere$t and public rating(fans), seems to want be a billionaire/ donors, feels polls want him to stay in politics. Max headroom, talking robot, no real opinions. used car salesman, should move + gamble that slush fund away.

Dean Preston

deanpreston.bsky.social

22 October 2026 04:01

False claim #2: "It's a nonprofit slush fund." False. The funds all go to the Mayor's Office of Housing which administers through competitive bidding. This is the same way other housing ballot measures works, including the one the Mayor is backing (Prop. C).