Trump pushed a crypto bill. The industry paid him over $1B.
Crypto executives met at the White House to lobby for an industry-backed bill.
President Donald Trump urged Congress to pass it.
He stood with leaders from Coinbase and Ripple.
The industry has made Trump more than $1 billion.
The Trump family business is part of it.
Your family was not in that room.
Not your bills to pay.
Washington put its time behind a market that enriches him, not people trying to cover child care, gas, and a doctor visit.
Trump is pushing a law for an industry that already paid him over $1 billion.
Most workers see that conflict right away.
Even inside the GOP, some worry tech favors backfire.
A Republican memo says Ohio Sen. Jon Husted is getting dragged down over support for data centers, and it urges the tech industry to fix the image of those facilities.
You do not have to change your politics to reject this.
If the rule-writer profits from the market, the rules will not protect your savings.
If you want leaders writing laws for households, not for crypto pals, stop giving them your vote in 2026.
Tell someone who skipped the last election why this one is different.
Public power should serve families paying the bills, not the people who profit from the market they regulate.
- Tell one friend who sat out last time why 2026 can stop this self-dealing
- Ask your House and Senate candidates if they back the industry-written crypto bill
- Share this with a voter who’s tired of favoritism
- Check your voter registration at Vote.gov
Countdown
The 2026 midterms are in 61 days.
References
Trump joins leaders of crypto companies in push for industry-backed bill. Aug 19, 2026
Ties to data centers could cost Ohio Sen. Jon Husted his seat, memo warns. Aug 19, 2026