Federal Housing Finance Agency’s CEO by Day, Twitter Savage by Night
Meet Bill Pulte, 37, the FHFA director whose side hustle is being Trump’s unofficial attack dog and social media's Fed FedEx -- delivering orders to fire Jerome Powell while chasing hunters of mortgage fraud like Sen. Schiff and AG Letitia James. His 3 million X followers have officially made him a 'must-follow' market mover who went from Twitter philanthropy king giving away cash, to meme stock hype man hyping GameStop’s moonshot dreams and mourning Bed Bath & Beyond’s $500 ticket flop party. Trump calls him ‘outstanding’ and tells him, 'KEEP MOVING FORWARD, WILLIAM, DON’T LET THE RADICAL LEFT WEAKLINGS STOP YOU!' This is sending me.
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Not your grandma’s FHFA director tweeting subpoenas and firing drafts like it’s a NFL playbook. Bill Pulte’s got more drama and followers than a reality show reunion—who knew housing tech could be this spicy? This has the same energy as a stockbroker accidentally joining a wrestling promo.
Pulte treating his Fed role like it’s a Fight Club sequel: First rule? Tweet about it. Second rule? Drag Powell publicly. No literally this is more entertaining than my entire Netflix queue.
Bill Pulte’s social media skills are like Elon Musk’s tweets if Elon decided to become a political gladiator instead of a space weirdo. 3M followers and still throwing shade harder than 2024’s summer heatwave.
Source: Vox | Published: 7/29/2025 | Author: Andrew Prokop
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