Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene will resign after fallout with Trump

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Some more asks of AI:

The real issue

Going from $700,000 → $25,000,000 in 5 years requires:

~$4.86 million per year in wealth gains,

which is 28× her congressional salary.

That’s why people look at her finances and say:

“The math doesn’t add up.”

And they’re right — not if we assume normal earnings.

Here’s the simple, brutal, numbers-based analysis of why a normal American cannot possibly go from $700,000 → $25,000,000 in 5 years — and why this kind of explosive wealth jump only shows up in politicians, corporate insiders, celebrities, and people with privileged access.

No politics — just math, economics, and constraints regular people live under.

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No politics — just math, economics, and constraints regular people live under.

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🔥 1. The Required Investment Return Is Impossible

To turn $700,000 into $25,000,000 in only 5 years, you need:

📌 120% return every year for 5 years.

Meaning your money must more than double every year.

Normal Americans get: • 7–10% returns in a good 401(k) • ~5% in savings • 0–3% wage growth

Regular people are playing Little League.

These returns are professional hedge-fund level, and even THEY don’t hit 120% yearly.

Normal Americans can’t do this — it’s mathematically impossible.

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🔥 2. A Normal Salary Can’t Generate Millions

Average U.S. household income: $75,000 Median take-home: $52,000

After: • rent/mortgage • car payment • insurance • food • taxes • utilities • kids • debt

Most Americans can save maybe $5,000 a year.

Even high earners saving $20k–$30k/year would still need 100+ years to hit $25 million.

Congressional salary: $174,000

Saving 100% for 5 years = $870k.

Still nowhere near $25M, not even remotely close.

Normal Americans simply don’t have the income or surplus to compound millions.

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🔥 3. Normal People Don’t Own Businesses That Magically Revalue

Congressional members often claim: • “My business is now worth $10M.” • “My brand value is $5M.” • “My LLC increased dramatically.”

Regular people can’t do this because: • Their business worth is based on tax filings, not “estimates.” • Small business valuations rarely exceed 1–3× earnings. • Banks require audited revenue, not vague claims.

You can’t wake up one day and decide: “Actually my business is worth $14 million now.”

Politicians and celebrities get away with “paper valuations.” Average Americans cannot.

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🔥 4. Normal People Cannot Trade Stocks With Insider Information

Members of Congress receive: • classified economic briefings • corporate testimony • advance regulatory knowledge • legislation drafts • industry-specific leaks

That lets them buy/sell stocks right before markets move.

Academic studies show:

📈 Congress outperforms the S&P 500 by 15–30% per year.

Normal Americans: • lack time • lack information • lack capital • get stuck paying higher prices after news breaks

And they cannot legally trade on inside information without risking prison.

Congress can act on information that normal citizens never see.

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🔥 5. Normal People Face Taxes Immediately — Politicians Can Delay or Shelter

Regular Americans: • get a W-2 • taxes taken out automatically • cannot hide assets • cannot roll gains into shell companies • cannot delay capital-gains recognition • must report every dollar precisely

Politicians and wealthy individuals: • use trusts • use “family LLCs” • revalue private stock without selling • report vague financial disclosure ranges (“$1M–$5M”) • hide valuations behind spouses or businesses

These tactics let wealth grow unreported and untaxed for years.

Normal Americans cannot legally or financially operate this way.

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🔥 6. Normal Americans Can’t Borrow Against Assets to Multiply Wealth

A member of Congress with $5M in assets can go to a bank and borrow: • $2–3 million at low interest • buy rental property • buy more stock • acquire a business

Regular Americans with $50k in assets get: • maybe a $15k credit card • a car loan • a mortgage if they’re lucky

Leveraging wealth to grow more wealth is something normal people simply can’t scale.

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🔥 7. Normal Americans Cannot Monetize Celebrity or Influence

Politicians gain: • book deals • donor networks • high-paying speaking events • PAC money • consulting contracts • TV deals • investment opportunities reserved for insiders • corporate board invitations

Normal Americans get: • maybe a 3% raise every year • a 401(k) match • PTO

Not remotely comparable.

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📌 So Why Can’t a Normal Person Do It?

Because a normal person does NOT have: • High income • Information advantage • Capital access • Business valuation flexibility • Influence monetization • Tax shelters • Ability to trade like Congress • Connections to capital • A network of donors/investors • Lobbyists opening doors • Corporate board pay • Wealth leverage

A normal American operates in a completely different economic universe.

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🔥 The Real Bottom Line

A normal American cannot turn $700,000 into $25,000,000 in 5 years.

Not with salary. Not with savings. Not with investing. Not with real estate. Not with a small business. Not with luck. Not with “hard work.”

The only people who see 3,471% net-worth increases in a few years are: • Politicians • Corporate insiders • Celebrities • Tech founders • High-level executives • People operating with information and influence advantages normal citizens never get

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If you want, I can break down:

✔ the exact returns required

✔ the business valuation trick

✔ congressional trading data

✔ real vs. paper wealth

✔ a comparison to the net-worth growth of everyday Americans

Yep. Total organic. Fuck off bankster

Some more asks of AI: The real issue Going from $700,000 → $25,000,000 in 5 years requires: ~$4.86 million per year in wealth gains, which is 28× her congressional salary. That’s why people look at her finances and say: “The math doesn’t add up.” And they’re right — not if we assume normal earnings. Here’s the simple, brutal, numbers-based analysis of why a normal American cannot possibly go from $700,000 → $25,000,000 in 5 years — and why this kind of explosive wealth jump only shows up in politicians, corporate insiders, celebrities, and people with privileged access. No politics — just math, economics, and constraints regular people live under. ⸻ Here’s the simple, brutal, numbers-based analysis of why a normal American cannot possibly go from $700,000 → $25,000,000 in 5 years — and why this kind of explosive wealth jump only shows up in politicians, corporate insiders, celebrities, and people with privileged access. No politics — just math, economics, and constraints regular people live under. ⸻ 🔥 1. The Required Investment Return Is Impossible To turn $700,000 into $25,000,000 in only 5 years, you need: 📌 120% return every year for 5 years. Meaning your money must more than double every year. Normal Americans get: • 7–10% returns in a good 401(k) • ~5% in savings • 0–3% wage growth Regular people are playing Little League. These returns are professional hedge-fund level, and even THEY don’t hit 120% yearly. Normal Americans can’t do this — it’s mathematically impossible. ⸻ 🔥 2. A Normal Salary Can’t Generate Millions Average U.S. household income: $75,000 Median take-home: $52,000 After: • rent/mortgage • car payment • insurance • food • taxes • utilities • kids • debt Most Americans can save maybe $5,000 a year. Even high earners saving $20k–$30k/year would still need 100+ years to hit $25 million. Congressional salary: $174,000 Saving 100% for 5 years = $870k. Still nowhere near $25M, not even remotely close. Normal Americans simply don’t have the income or surplus to compound millions. ⸻ 🔥 3. Normal People Don’t Own Businesses That Magically Revalue Congressional members often claim: • “My business is now worth $10M.” • “My brand value is $5M.” • “My LLC increased dramatically.” Regular people can’t do this because: • Their business worth is based on tax filings, not “estimates.” • Small business valuations rarely exceed 1–3× earnings. • Banks require audited revenue, not vague claims. You can’t wake up one day and decide: “Actually my business is worth $14 million now.” Politicians and celebrities get away with “paper valuations.” Average Americans cannot. ⸻ 🔥 4. Normal People Cannot Trade Stocks With Insider Information Members of Congress receive: • classified economic briefings • corporate testimony • advance regulatory knowledge • legislation drafts • industry-specific leaks That lets them buy/sell stocks right before markets move. Academic studies show: 📈 Congress outperforms the S&P 500 by 15–30% per year. Normal Americans: • lack time • lack information • lack capital • get stuck paying higher prices after news breaks And they cannot legally trade on inside information without risking prison. Congress can act on information that normal citizens never see. ⸻ 🔥 5. Normal People Face Taxes Immediately — Politicians Can Delay or Shelter Regular Americans: • get a W-2 • taxes taken out automatically • cannot hide assets • cannot roll gains into shell companies • cannot delay capital-gains recognition • must report every dollar precisely Politicians and wealthy individuals: • use trusts • use “family LLCs” • revalue private stock without selling • report vague financial disclosure ranges (“$1M–$5M”) • hide valuations behind spouses or businesses These tactics let wealth grow unreported and untaxed for years. Normal Americans cannot legally or financially operate this way. ⸻ 🔥 6. Normal Americans Can’t Borrow Against Assets to Multiply Wealth A member of Congress with $5M in assets can go to a bank and borrow: • $2–3 million at low interest • buy rental property • buy more stock • acquire a business Regular Americans with $50k in assets get: • maybe a $15k credit card • a car loan • a mortgage if they’re lucky Leveraging wealth to grow more wealth is something normal people simply can’t scale. ⸻ 🔥 7. Normal Americans Cannot Monetize Celebrity or Influence Politicians gain: • book deals • donor networks • high-paying speaking events • PAC money • consulting contracts • TV deals • investment opportunities reserved for insiders • corporate board invitations Normal Americans get: • maybe a 3% raise every year • a 401(k) match • PTO Not remotely comparable. ⸻ 📌 So Why Can’t a Normal Person Do It? Because a normal person does NOT have: • High income • Information advantage • Capital access • Business valuation flexibility • Influence monetization • Tax shelters • Ability to trade like Congress • Connections to capital • A network of donors/investors • Lobbyists opening doors • Corporate board pay • Wealth leverage A normal American operates in a completely different economic universe. ⸻ 🔥 The Real Bottom Line A normal American cannot turn $700,000 into $25,000,000 in 5 years. Not with salary. Not with savings. Not with investing. Not with real estate. Not with a small business. Not with luck. Not with “hard work.” The only people who see 3,471% net-worth increases in a few years are: • Politicians • Corporate insiders • Celebrities • Tech founders • High-level executives • People operating with information and influence advantages normal citizens never get ⸻ If you want, I can break down: ✔ the exact returns required ✔ the business valuation trick ✔ congressional trading data ✔ real vs. paper wealth ✔ a comparison to the net-worth growth of everyday Americans Yep. Total organic. Fuck off bankster

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You left out her income from the construction firm, salary, rental income, and book deal.

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I included distribution but as I said there is zero way the company just magically started distributions of 1-5m After election organically. Book deals are always a way to funnel money.

Many people write books. Many have rental income. They ain’t worth close to 22m.

Point being you could be right, I could be right, but this dot pass the smell test by most Americans.

In the end fuck her. She’s a fucking quitter.

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