Based on financial documents and statements from knowledgeable sources, including one of Donald Trump's campaign advisers, The Washington Post reported that Laura Lommer, a right-wing activist and one of the influential figures close to the US president on social media, received between three and five thousand dollars for each message to publish political messages on X. According to the accounts of the company in the media 60,000 dollars and deposited more than 60 A thousand transaction documents of the company in the media. Registered in his name since last year, and knowledgeable sources emphasized that the applicants paid these expenses in order to influence the decisions of the White House and due to the direct approach of telling Trump. According to this report, although Lomer denied that he received money in exchange for the publication of the message and claimed that these sums were intended for research work and public consultation, the disclosure of these hidden payments sparked widespread debates about the lack of legal oversight of political ads by well-known personalities on social networks.