Breaking: Benny Johnson alleges eStCru winery jumped from ~$15K in 2023 to $1M–$5M in 2024 and Rose Lake Capital surged. Omar disputes millionaire claims; inquiries pending. Thoughts? Comment. Source: Fox News #news
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Conservative commentator Benny Johnson released claims that Rep. Ilhan Omar and her husband Tim Mynett benefitted from a purportedly “100% fake” California winery, eStCru, which Johnson says jumped in valuation from about $15,000 in 2023 to between $1 million and $5 million in 2024. He also highlighted a rapid valuation surge at Mynett’s Rose Lake Capital. Johnson alleged the winery had no working phone line, no functioning website, and no physical winery operations; some posts demanded “REVOKE HER CITIZENSHIP NOW.” These remain allegations; Omar’s office disputes millionaire claims and no criminal charges have been filed. Investigations and inquiries are pending. (noticias.foxnews.com)
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