"Look. You had $700k, right? Then you joined Congress. Now you have $21 million, four years later. You don't have to be Lassie to figure this one out."
I have one word for this: Crooked. I have another one word for this: Corrupt. This is not something requiring proof beyond a reasonable doubt. This is something requiring to answer: "How could it NOT be corruption??"
Marjorie Taylor Greene, is a crazy Republican gadfly, the resident loonie, like the town drunk but way more dangerous. She is a priori corrupt. How else could she have increased her net wealth from $700 thousand to 21 million in just four years?
That's a CAGR of 134%. A Compound Annual Growth Rate of One Hundred and Thirty Four percent! More than doubling every single year. When a CAGR of 10% is "doing very well". When the most famous investor, Warren Buffet, has achieved 19%. MJT gets seven times the return Warren does??? And we're supposed to buy that??!
MJT is the same loonie who claimed the Los Angeles wildfires in January were caused by Jewish laser weapons from space. Loop the loop loopy. That's MJT.
From Yahoo Finance:
Greene's net worth has reportedly increased from $700,000 before she joined Congress to approximately $22 million today, according to multiple media outlets.
This rise is notable considering the salary of a congressional member is $174,000. According to stock trading data platform Quiver Quantitative, Greene has executed 450 stock trades since 2021, the year she joined the House. [Read on...]
She's the same woman who convinced, apparently, the otherwise sound and sane Megyn Kelly, that it's the Jews ("the jooooz, I tell you!") who control the US. They do so via the AIPAC. the America Israel Political Action Committee. Even though that lobby group is not even in the top ten spenders amongst all the registered lobby groups in the US.
That conspiracy theory is straight out Jew-hatred right there. With which she's infecting some who I'd never have thought would buy her conspiratorial nonsense.
Tinashe Peter also has a go at MJT, here.
