Senator Accuses Trump Over $TRUMP Coin Dinner: Impeachable?
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Senator Ossoff accuses President Trump of impeachable offense over TRUMP meme coin gala dinner plans. Controversial event offers top $TRUMP coin holders exclusive presidential access including VIP tour. Accusation highlights ethical concerns over Trump’s crypto ventures and potential personal gain. Senator Jon Ossoff is accusing President Donald Trump of serious misconduct related to a gala dinner planned for top holders of the Trump-themed ($TRUMP) meme coin. Speaking at a town hall Friday, Ossoff didn’t mince words, calling the event a potential “impeachable offense” and stating the president appears to be “selling access for what are effectively payments directly to him.” Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff said President Donald Trump’s invitation to top memecoin investors for a “grand dinner” constitutes “an impeachable offense.” Ossoff criticized that the president is “selling access and effectively accepting direct payments.”https://t.co/PLgUP3WvtY — Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) April 26, 2025 Inside the Controversial ‘Dinner with Trump’ Event Here’s what sparked the controversy: An announcement promoted a private gala dinner with President Trump scheduled for May 22nd at the Trump National Golf Club near Washington, D.C. Invitations are limited to the top 220 holders of the $TRUMP meme coin, ranked by their average holdings between April 23rd and May 12th. On top of the dinner, the top 25 holders are promised extra VIP perks, including a special White House tour. Related: Justin Sun Tops TRUMP Token Leaderboard with 1.17 Billion Tokens Ahead of Trump Dinner Event Registration for the dinner requires participants to connect their crypto wallets through gettrumpmemes.com and submit personal identifying information. However, background screenings will be conducted, and registrants from KYC watchlist countries will not be permitted. Additionally, attendees must sign a non-disclosure agreement before the event. The Senator’s Argument: ‘Selling Access’ for Personal Gain? Senator Ossoff’s core argument is that by tying exclusive presidential access to…
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