They get awards and prizes that sometimes even large amounts of cash!!

You get SMACKED or SLAMMED in newspaper articles. The damage to your ego is enough punishment really. Much worse than any fine or jail time.

Billionaires have it rough.

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Judges and 'boards' complain about it for clout until everyone forgets?

"I won't stand for it!"

sits down

Idk. I'm self-medicating with the reckless ben story line. I'll let you know.

If you can define which people you mean, I can give you an answer

they pay a participation fee.

I mean. fine. er. yeah.

Even a $1bill fine would mean little to that man.

We can (and should) elect a president who would go after all these criminals.

There's literally no reason not to do it.

Anyone telling you differently is just trying to get people to skip voting

Repercussions are for poor people sir. If you dont let the rich break the law you will never benefit from their wealth trickling down to you like a warm golden stream.

Wisconsin’s election bribery statute, which makes it illegal to offer “anything of value” to induce someone to vote, not vote, or support a candidate.

https://www.newsweek.com/elon-musk-broken-election-laws-possible-outcomes-12198703

Feel free to look up other sources or the actual statute.

Can't do that. It would be bad for business.

Consequences in 1… 2… 2 and a half…

Unfortunately, the ones that are supposed to do that, all work with him. I mean it's so obviously clear at this point. So many things have happened in this past little while that should have been instant arrest or investigations, or you know, just plain people getting fired or removal from offices. But it's clear, they all work together.

I guess you could say, the justice system overwhelmingly (not everyone but most) works for the executive branch now. It bows down like a little bitch and licks the executive branch boots.

Are you new to this planet?

But then who would create jobs?!

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But man you should see those strongly worded emails. I mean they are enough to make you really think for a few seconds before hitting delete.

The amount of damage DOGE did, just so he could shut down all the investigations into his companies, is incalculable. He belongs in prison for the rest of his life.

It depends how rich and well connected you are. Always has.

untrue we'll probably build him a data center the way they are tanking this state, I hope we have a massive swing next election because we need to clean the whole state house from the influences of paul ryan, robin vos, scott walker and ron fucking jonson and all the rest of those who've sold out our state for their own enrichment

Not just that, I think he didn't even give it to the people that entered but pre-chose people. Fucked up for multiple reasons.

If a foreign billionaire (trillionaire now) ever did this for a Democrat candidate, they would have dismantled the entire party permanently.

Epstein Island is likely illegal, but a trans immigrant merely existing is definitely a domestic terrorist.

To be fair to journalists, they have to phrase it this way, until it's proven in a court of law I guess.

But I do hope that the article goes out of its way to point out that he broke the law already, many times, even with very similar shit.

I want him to have to pay a million dollars to vevery person who entered. Plus a fine ten times that amount into an election integrity fund.

Everything is illegal unless they do it

Did he really post that? And unironically I presume - blaming "The Left". He's the grand master of DARVO.

Also no negative effect on the people in charge = no crime

Isn't it fun that the media offers a presumption of innocence when we're talking about our evil billionaire oligarchs despite hard facts to the contrary, but we get a presumption of guilt even when there is zero evidence to back it up?

I was sorta wondering as I had not known any money was given out to strangers by him.