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Whoops. Looks like we found *another* @GOP senator who "suddenly" dumped his stock holdings right after a private briefing on #coronavirus.
Senator @JimInhofe sold up to $500,000 of his stock on the Monday after his Friday (1/24) briefing.
https://twitter.com/nycsouthpaw/status/1240811054776692736 …
To clarify, one of Inhofe's stock trades, worth up to $100,000, was made about 3 weeks after the briefing. The remaining trades (worth up to $400,000) were made on the Monday after the Friday briefing.
The 2012 STOCK act made #InsiderTrading by Members of Congress ILLEGAL.
That’s why the “slow” response! #GOPCorruptionOverCountry
I’d love to know how these senators have so much money to invest.
By using the info to which they are privy to make less obvious trade deals for years and years. I think that's maybe in addition to accepting bribes.
It's a bit odd that these people aren't asked to divest if they have access to information that may help them make profitable stock market investments.
@KenDilanianNBC you might want to report on this one … I know it might impede access but come on dude. This is major.
You said the magic words...it will impede access, so don't hold your breath.
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