Reposted by Sarah (not that one) Cooper
Trump reported 1,051 trades in his June disclosure. These two stood out:
— June 18: Bought $250K–$500K in Boeing, the same day the Navy awarded Boeing an $880 million contract
— June 23: Bought $15K–$50K in SpaceX, the same day NASA recorded a $425.6 million award to SpaceX
![An image of the Trump v Anderson decision with the relevant text: “The text of Section 3 reinforces these conclusions. Its final sentence empowers Congress to "remove" any Section 3 "disability" by a two-thirds vote of each house. The text imposes no limits on that power, and Congress may exercise it any time, as the respondents concede. […] In fact, historically, Congress sometimes exercised this amnesty power postelection to ensure that some of the people's chosen candidates could take office. 2”
And a footnote, highlighted: “2 Shortly after the Fourteenth Amendment was ratified, for instance, Congress enacted a private bill to remove the Section 3 disability of Nelson Tift of Georgia, who had recently been elected to represent the State in Congress.”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:rzkenmeipfagqf2d3sb4mmob/bafkreibdlxk5smkzdgolrx7jvnpsdkqcgvwrwel7vkymhfxcnclg6vtiqa)
![An image from the Trump v Anderson decision which reads: “[Congress would be] forced to exercise its disability removal power before voting begins if it wished for its decision to have any effect on the current election cycle.”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:rzkenmeipfagqf2d3sb4mmob/bafkreibdpnikuciqmdotr3ctp6rl6ozmuyhohtfglx7vnnynqher3ojjcy)
