Senator Burr warning private audience about severity of coronavirus weeks before fed response

[Anonymous]

Spent precious time dumping sticks. They should have been serving the American people and had amped up production in this country of all medical supplies like masks and ventilators. They are greedy and useless. They need to go now. Elected officials should have been working with states months ago to save people. They should have been coordinating with US companies that could have made supplies to save us all. The government sucks!!!! They are greedy. Investigate them all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone who paid attention and read the news knew. Anyone who watched Tucker Carlson knew.

And Tucker reported it after Zerohedge, yet we all know that dcum poo pop's it all the time. Look it up the first week of January while the media was obsessed with IMPEACHMENT!

And Republicans were obsessed with HUNTER!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Diane sold $6 million of stock, 6x the amount of Burr... yet RESIGN!

Try to keep up, Trumpanzee

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Both Feinstein and Blumenthal had their holdings certified in a blind trust. You have to go back to 2012 (after the STOCK law was codified) and when you do that it appears both Feinstein and Blumenthal are on the right side of this.

Now the GOP senators?


Nope.

Furthermore I'd like to point out that Joe Biden promised to never own stocks while in public service and he kept that promise.

[Anonymous]

Senator Perdue's receipts

[Anonymous]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/03/20/three-big-takeaways-stunning-gop-stock-selling-revelations/

It’s time to dig deeper into what the administration privately told lawmakers in real time about how bad things were going to get -- and into how sharply at odds that was with what administration officials and those lawmakers were telling the rest of us.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Senator Perdue's receipts

Oops.

[Anonymous]

Under SEC Rule 10b5-1, if Burr possessed material nonpublic information there will be a presumption that he traded based on that information, unless he can demonstrate a pre-existing order or plan to sell the securities.

[Anonymous]

I hope everyone who profited from this with non public info is prosecuted to the full extent of the law. I do not care what their party affiliation is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hope everyone who profited from this with non public info is prosecuted to the full extent of the law. I do not care what their party affiliation is.

It's beyond despicable, but it's what happens in war. People, like Burr and Trump, take any advantage they can.

Trump wanted Ivanka's brother in law to get the testing contract, that's why he rejected the WHO tests, and kept testing slow in the US. He also wanted to keep his numbers low to prevent the stock market from tanking.

He is utter scum who should be impeached and thrown out of office. Well, the Dems impeached him, so whom do we have to blame for not throwing him out when they had the chance?????

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/03/20/three-big-takeaways-stunning-gop-stock-selling-revelations/

It’s time to dig deeper into what the administration privately told lawmakers in real time about how bad things were going to get -- and into how sharply at odds that was with what administration officials and those lawmakers were telling the rest of us.

+1

[Anonymous]

It doesn't fall under the statute. The existence of coronavirus was understood in 2019 and its spread had already taken place far before the meetings.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope everyone who profited from this with non public info is prosecuted to the full extent of the law. I do not care what their party affiliation is.

It's beyond despicable, but it's what happens in war. People, like Burr and Trump, take any advantage they can.

Trump wanted Ivanka's brother in law to get the testing contract, that's why he rejected the WHO tests, and kept testing slow in the US. He also wanted to keep his numbers low to prevent the stock market from tanking.

He is utter scum who should be impeached and thrown out of office. Well, the Dems impeached him, so whom do we have to blame for not throwing him out when they had the chance?????

The GOP has blood on their hands.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It doesn't fall under the statute. The existence of coronavirus was understood in 2019 and its spread had already taken place far before the meetings.

1) neither you, nor I, know what was disclosed in those briefings
2) the timing of the sale, in Burr's case, is highly suspect.
3) in Loeffler's case, not only did she sell stocks in companies that would be highly impacted, but she bought in companies that would benefit.

Neither Burr nor Loeffler (who was new as an appointee) had any transactions prior that would fit the pattern of these transactions.

At least for Inhoufe, he was selling before the briefing. With Johnson, it was a private transaction that was likely months in the works, not a day-of kind of thing.

Blumenthal and Feinstein have bona fide/certified blind trusts.

In other words, I am willing to bet any investigation is likely to clear all but Loeffler and Burr.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It doesn't fall under the statute. The existence of coronavirus was understood in 2019 and its spread had already taken place far before the meetings.

Curious why you would defend Burr.