Molly Conger

Yeah. And, you know, to their credit, I feel like Argentinian politicians are taking better advantage of this than U.S. politicians have taken of their many opportunities because they are calling for, you know, impeachment. There have been, you know, many lawsuits filed against Millet. And, you know, there is a judge looking into his case. degree of connections here.

Yeah. And, you know, to their credit, I feel like Argentinian politicians are taking better advantage of this than U.S. politicians have taken of their many opportunities because they are calling for, you know, impeachment. There have been, you know, many lawsuits filed against Millet. And, you know, there is a judge looking into his case. degree of connections here.

Yeah. And, you know, to their credit, I feel like Argentinian politicians are taking better advantage of this than U.S. politicians have taken of their many opportunities because they are calling for, you know, impeachment. There have been, you know, many lawsuits filed against Millet. And, you know, there is a judge looking into his case. degree of connections here.

Obviously, there is, you know, some amount of corruption over in the Argentinian government. And so, you know, the degree to which they will adequately investigate themselves is somewhat questionable, let's just say. Yeah. And, you know, the likelihood of an impeachment proceeding actually, you know, getting the votes to go to trial is certainly questionable. But this has been used, you know, in a

Obviously, there is, you know, some amount of corruption over in the Argentinian government. And so, you know, the degree to which they will adequately investigate themselves is somewhat questionable, let's just say. Yeah. And, you know, the likelihood of an impeachment proceeding actually, you know, getting the votes to go to trial is certainly questionable. But this has been used, you know, in a

Obviously, there is, you know, some amount of corruption over in the Argentinian government. And so, you know, the degree to which they will adequately investigate themselves is somewhat questionable, let's just say. Yeah. And, you know, the likelihood of an impeachment proceeding actually, you know, getting the votes to go to trial is certainly questionable. But this has been used, you know, in a

worth doing, I think.

worth doing, I think.

worth doing, I think.

Yeah. Yeah. I'll be curious too. It's really interesting to me, like to what degree this resonates with everyday people, I guess, in Argentina, because, you know, there's, there's a lot to complain about with the Mule government. And so, you know, it's sort of fascinating to me that people are latching onto this and

Yeah. Yeah. I'll be curious too. It's really interesting to me, like to what degree this resonates with everyday people, I guess, in Argentina, because, you know, there's, there's a lot to complain about with the Mule government. And so, you know, it's sort of fascinating to me that people are latching onto this and

Yeah. Yeah. I'll be curious too. It's really interesting to me, like to what degree this resonates with everyday people, I guess, in Argentina, because, you know, there's, there's a lot to complain about with the Mule government. And so, you know, it's sort of fascinating to me that people are latching onto this and

It's sort of interesting just to compare with the United States where there's a lot to complain about with the Trump administration. And people were complaining about the meme coin, but by the time that was partly because it was pre-inauguration and so Trump hadn't started signing all the executive orders.

It's sort of interesting just to compare with the United States where there's a lot to complain about with the Trump administration. And people were complaining about the meme coin, but by the time that was partly because it was pre-inauguration and so Trump hadn't started signing all the executive orders.

It's sort of interesting just to compare with the United States where there's a lot to complain about with the Trump administration. And people were complaining about the meme coin, but by the time that was partly because it was pre-inauguration and so Trump hadn't started signing all the executive orders.

And so it was very quickly overshadowed by the other sort of blatantly illegal things happening within the Trump administration. And so it didn't get that much traction in sort of the longer term. So it's interesting to me to watch this play out in a different country where Millais has been in office for some time now, and this has gained at least some degree of a foothold.

And so it was very quickly overshadowed by the other sort of blatantly illegal things happening within the Trump administration. And so it didn't get that much traction in sort of the longer term. So it's interesting to me to watch this play out in a different country where Millais has been in office for some time now, and this has gained at least some degree of a foothold.

And so it was very quickly overshadowed by the other sort of blatantly illegal things happening within the Trump administration. And so it didn't get that much traction in sort of the longer term. So it's interesting to me to watch this play out in a different country where Millais has been in office for some time now, and this has gained at least some degree of a foothold.

And I'll be curious to see if that endures or not. He's sort of trying to play it off as like, you know, oh, everyone knows crypto is risky. He said something, he tried to do this like damage control interview on TV where he said that basically like the people who bought this token knew they were playing Russian roulette and they got the bullet, which is a wild thing to say. Jesus Christ.

And I'll be curious to see if that endures or not. He's sort of trying to play it off as like, you know, oh, everyone knows crypto is risky. He said something, he tried to do this like damage control interview on TV where he said that basically like the people who bought this token knew they were playing Russian roulette and they got the bullet, which is a wild thing to say. Jesus Christ.