Trump's super PAC is attacking Democrats for being "open" to data centers.
Trump calls data centers "Money Machines."
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Swamp Watch / Topics / Political hypocrisy
TopicPolitical hypocrisy
Hypocrisy is the gap between what politicians say and what they do: the senator who campaigns against fraud while taking money from fraudsters, or the official who preaches restraint while billing taxpayers.
We set public statements beside the record: votes, donations, financial disclosures, and spending reports. Each receipt below pairs the words with the documents.
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Larry Ellison's trust gave $1 million to the super PAC backing GOP Sen. Darline Graham.
She now says we must accelerate data center construction to beat China.
GOP Sen. Ashley Moody has taken $50,000 from donors tied to Jeffrey Epstein.
As Florida AG, her probe of Epstein's jail work release found no wrongdoing.
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GOP Sen. Jon Husted took over $190,000 from Medicare fraudster executives.
He campaigns against the "fraud flowing out of Washington."
GOP Sen. Jon Husted took over $116,000 from an Epstein co-conspirator.
2 months after his last check, Husted voted to block the release of the Epstein files.
GOP Rep. Ashley Hinson claimed her husband is "not a lobbyist."
He worked at a top insurance lobbying group while she was in Congress.
Trump's White House says he won’t repay nearly $12 million in taxpayer money spent on his ads.
Every ad ends with "Paid for by the U.S. Government."
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GOP Sen. Roger Marshall’s chief of staff labeled a campaign trip “official” so taxpayers could pay for it.
He then said a trip’s “primary purpose is what we say it is.”
GOP Sen. Roger Marshall took nearly $100K from fertilizer companies accused of price-fixing.
He says Kansas farmers face a fertilizer market "working against them."
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Trump wants his own golf club named the "permanent United States Presidential Golf Course."
He says, "This wouldn't be for me."
