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And now there’s a second one.
Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) reported the first sale of stock jointly owned by her and her husband on Jan. 24, the very day that her committee, the Senate Health Committee, hosted a private, all-senators briefing from administration officials, including the CDC director and Anthony Fauci, the head of the National Institutes of Health of the United States, on the coronavirus. .
Hundreds of people are dying and all these sumbitches care about is their money, money, money.
I want to promise you, if a Democrat did this, I will be the first to call for their resignation.
That desire to support Law over partisanship?
Foreign concept if you’re a MAGAt. So foreign that I fear the true disbelievers will literally destroy themselves, and collateral innocents.
Just to own the people that want to provide healthcare, protect consumers, and Science. It’s just too easy to throw your hands up and “just bless their hearts”. But what about the innocents…
1If more senators or representatives selling investments are discovered, prior to the market crash due to inside info, it will be interesting to see if any of them delayed or voted against assistance for the average American. Like free COVID-19 testing.
2Isn’t Feinstein a Democrat?
3It is not just that she sold her stocks, with insider information, then she bought telework stocks. She is a perfect fit for this venal administration. A Brian Kemp special.
4Who will be todays Harry Truman from his time in Senate checking on and prosecuting war profiteers.
5Anyone check the doddering dons family and remora’s to see if they used same insider info.
The stock sale netted her pocket change compared to her & her husband’s net worth of $500 million. How much money do these people need, anyway?
6One other data point: Loeffler had not made a single stock transaction during the three weeks she served in office prior to this one. This was her first. The day she got the coronavirus briefing.
7All now 5 congresspersons should volunteer to resign but if not, be forced out. Instead of locking them up, they should have to donate all the money they saved from insider trading. They should also be forced into service at hospitals dealing with the Coronavirus, even if it means sanitizing bathrooms. They should be able to handle that.
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