1. @Publix heiress Julie Jenkins Fancelli gave $300K to finance the January 6 event that turned into a riot.
That was the bulk of the funding.
Publix is saying they have nothing to do with Francelli.
BUT Publix that isn't the full story.
@Publix 2. @Publix is one of a handful of companies that has said ABSOLUTELY NOTHING about whether their intend to keep donating to the 147 members of Congress who voted to overturn the presidential election.
3. In the 2020 cycle @Publix donated $3000 to Senator Rick Scott (R-FL), who voted to overturn the election, and $2500 to Senator Tommy Tuberville (AL), who also voted to overturn the election.
Publix refuses to say anything at all about these donations
Robinhood's biggest buyer of order flow is Citadel, which is also one of the hedge funds that bailed out Melvin Capital, which shorted a lot of GameStop stock
@RobinhoodApp 3. How much does Citadel pay @RobinhoodApp for order flow. Luckily, this information is publicly available through a required SEC disclosure.
In September 2020 alone (last month available) Citadel paid Robinhood more than $30 million for order flow
1. If you turn on CNBC, you'll hear a narrative that reckless retail investors from Reddit are destabilizing the stock market by driving up prices for GameStop and other stocks.
@TexasGOP But I noted the @TexasGOP's denial of a QAnon link in the piece itself. And I also explained that, even if these explanations are true, it doesn't mater.
QAnon looks for signs, or "bread crumbs," of mainstream support. The Texas GOP is providing one.
3. Several corporations reiterated that their political donations were paused without commenting on West or ruling out future donations to the @TexasGOP
3. It's also happened before. In 1876, War Secretary William Belknap ran over to the White House and submitted his resignation to avoid impeachment and trial. It didn't work. The Senate conducted a trial more than a month after his resignation.