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Former congressman George Santos agreed to pay $35,000 to settle charges by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission that he engaged in “manipulative activity” in trades he made regarding whether he would attend the State of the Union address.

washingtonpost.comGeorge Santos accused of ‘manipulative activity’ in prediction market tradesThe former congressman agreed to pay $35,000 to settle charges by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which cited trades he made on Kalshi regarding whether he would attend the State of the Unio...

1/8/26, 12:15 am20 reposts51 likes

stephenstillwell.bsky.social

@stephenstillwell.bsky.social

1 Aug

So he kept how much? After Tribute to the Don...

Litliper

@litliper.bsky.social

1 Aug

Always the ones you least expect

Chele Lea

@chelelea.bsky.social

1 Aug

Why’d Trump pardon him?

Game recognizes game

@sketchy-pbj.bsky.social

1 Aug

$35k is nothing compared to what this desperate so-and-so made on his scam, I bet.

Bleh

@blehblah.bsky.social

1 Aug

Isn't this guy supposed to be in jail for blatantly defrauding his campaign and voters once he was in office?

mariser

@stevenelizabeth.bsky.social

1 Aug

No prison time? #ridiculous