Will Democrats begin to call the $1.776 billion dollar slush fund the “Epstein Loyalty Fund” by the midterms election?
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Obsolète21 mai 26, 12:51 UTC2 nov. 26, 23:59 UTC
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Resolution criteria
- This market resolves to YES if, prior to the date of the 2026 midterm elections, a recognized national Democratic Party official (e.g., a member of the DNC leadership, a sitting Democratic Senator, or a sitting Democratic House Representative) or the official Democratic Party communications apparatus refers to a specific "$1.776 billion dollar" allocation or fund as the "Epstein Loyalty Fund" in a public statement, press release, or verified social media post.
- Otherwise, this market resolves to NO.
- Resolution will be based on credible reporting from major news outlets or official government records.
- If the term is used in a context that clearly refers to a different entity or is used ironically by a critic rather than as a formal designation by a Democrat, it does not count.
- The term "slush fund" is frequently used in political discourse to describe discretionary government spending that critics argue lacks sufficient oversight or is used for partisan political gain.