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Cuts the already slim majority the Republicans have and Trump says, "I think it's great news for the country. It's great,". Okay guy.

She is totally black pilled right now. Her resignation letter paints a depressing picture.

Cuts the already slim majority the Republicans have and Trump says, "I think it's great news for the country. It's great,". Okay guy. She is totally black pilled right now. Her resignation letter paints a depressing picture. [X post with video announcement and resignation letter](https://x.com/mtgreenee/status/1992037226415554642) [source link](https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/21/marjorie-taylor-greene-resign-trump-epstein-mtg.html)
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For your consideration.

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Some of those stock charts are crazy. If you're betting big amounts it isn't hard to see how this could happen.

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Right. So you are saying that simply after she got into congress, it was totally organic that she started getting distributions from her company that she never had before? It’s not like she got before and squandered on makeup and Botox, and now she ain’t got the time to.

People just don’t have their wealth blow up with out some trigger. Like inheritance. Or sale of a company, which would likely eliminate distribution on year 2.

Again I am in the MTG camp but this is not normal by any stretch.

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I'd have to look at the individual disclosures and their timing (which I'm not taking the time to do). But stock charts like this are also 'not normal'.

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Yeah I’ve reaped some reward on palintar, but you had to have the coin to invest to reap it. My $1000 didn’t turn into 100k.

I also agree that palintar is being manipulated by the gov/trump/eric/what’s his CEO. But it takes money to make money.

She didn’t leverage her 700k house to invest all in palintar.

I can’t spell it either.

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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.

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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Net worth increase: $24.3 million Percentage increase: ≈ 3,471%

Yep all of us saw this….