Our congressman, Blake Moore, is holding an in-person town hall Friday, August 21, from 4:30-6:00 in the Ballroom of the Taggart Student Center on the Logan campus of Utah State University. The ballroom is in the northwest corner of the 2nd floor. Public (paid) parking is available - for information see this site. Parking in university lots runs the risk of getting a parking ticket from USU.
Recall that Blake Moore is behind the violation of two wildly popular National Monuments.
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| Rep Moore takes LOTs of money from PACS and corporations |
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| Examples of looting allowed by Republican House and Mr Moore: No bid contracts for family and buddies of president, Insider trading, Pay-to-play schemes, Pardons for profit, Qatari Bribe-force one, Elon Musk escapes almost 2 dozen investigations of his illegal business practices and gets rewarded with new federal contracts, |
Alleged Examples of Trump Administration Enrichment & Exploitation
mr Moore and GOP have not tried to stop any of this
| Category | Specific Example & Description | Estimated Value / Impact | Sourcing & Context |
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| Taxpayer-Funded Slush Funds | Attempted to drop a personal $10 billion IRS privacy lawsuit in exchange for establishing a $1.8 billion "Anti-Weaponization" Department of Justice fund to pay political allies and January 6 rioters, while permanently barring audits on prior Trump family tax returns. | $1.8 Billion | Blocked temporarily in 2026; challenged by congressional Democrats via the No Taxpayer-Funded Settlement Slush Funds Act. |
| Foreign Emoluments & Policy Swaps | The United Arab Emirates (UAE) deposited funds into the Trump-backed World Liberty Financial crypto venture. Two weeks later, the administration approved UAE access to highly restricted, advanced AI semiconductor chips. | $2 Billion investment | Reported by House Appropriations Committee members as an acute national security and constitutional violation. |
| Defense Procurement Self-Dealing | The U.S. Pentagon and Air Force awarded multi-million-dollar drone and startup contracts to Powerus and Vulcan Elements—firms in which Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump hold active venture capital stakes. | $1.6+ Billion in backing & loans | Tracked by anti-corruption advocacy organizations like RepresentUs in 2026. |
| Market-Moving Insider Trading | Extensive personal financial trading by Donald Trump while in office, purchasing massive volumes of shares in tech giants (Nvidia, Palantir, Oracle) right before enacting policy moves or brokering corporate mergers (e.g., the TikTok sale). | 3,600+ individual trades (Exceeding $100M) | Disclosed via mandatory public Office of Government Ethics filings. |
| Cryptocurrency Deregulation | Executive orders signed to explicitly prioritize and deregulate digital currency spaces immediately following the launch of Trump family memecoins and trading platforms, raising their market value. | $4 Billion pocketed collectively | Highlighted in congressional records targeting 100 days of administrative corruption. |
| Pay-to-Play Access & Dinners | Facilitation of a private members' club ("Executive Branch") charging high sign-in fees for direct access to Cabinet members, alongside million-dollar dinner packages selling regulatory access to figures like RFK Jr. | $500,000 entrance fee | Outlined by Oversight Committee Democrats as a blurring of public duty with private gain. |
| Pardons for Profit | Presidential pardons issued to billionaire and corporate criminals (such as Trevor Milton and Changpeng Zhao) shortly after they or their firms injected massive sums into pro-Trump political action committees or inaugural funds. | Millions in political donations | Monitored by the [Campaign Legal Center (CLC)](1.1.2, 1.2.9) tracking resource. |
| Foreign Real Estate Expansion | Exploitation of the presidency to secure state-backed real estate partnerships and Trump-branded luxury resorts with sovereign wealth funds in Oman, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Vietnam. | Billions in Middle Eastern capital | Reported extensively by international press and watchdogs regarding the Foreign Emoluments Clause. |
