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Senator Dumped Up to $1.6 Million of Stock After Reassuring Public About Coronavirus Preparedness
insinceredawg
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But it's a Dem plan to kill the stock market to hurt Trump
https://www.propublica.org/article/senator-dumped-up-to-1-6-million-of-stock-after-reassuring-public-about-coronavirus-preparedness
https://www.propublica.org/article/senator-dumped-up-to-1-6-million-of-stock-after-reassuring-public-about-coronavirus-preparedness
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The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
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This board was still in denial that this was a real crisis up until a week ago.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
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That's okay you're still in denial that you got played like a fool on the whole Russian collusion story 3 years ago.insinceredawg said:
This board was still in denial that this was a real crisis up until a week ago.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
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Ok Mr PizzagateSFGbob said:
That's okay you're still in denial that you got played like a fool on the whole Russian collusion story 3 years ago.insinceredawg said:
This board was still in denial that this was a real crisis up until a week ago.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
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What's real about it? Gotta play the game now that it's been manifested into one.
Tanking the world economy was worth it if it gets the orange man out of office.
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Ah my stupid Kunt of a friend, here's the difference. You have to lie and claim that I believed and supported something I never even mentioned once. While all I have to do is quote your own words.insinceredawg said:
Ok Mr PizzagateSFGbob said:
That's okay you're still in denial that you got played like a fool on the whole Russian collusion story 3 years ago.insinceredawg said:
This board was still in denial that this was a real crisis up until a week ago.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
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The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
It's wasn't. And isn't.insinceredawg said:
This board was still in denial that this was a real crisis up until a week ago.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
The government shutting down the economy and the media fanning the flames is the crises. Inflicted by the stroke of a government pen and cheered on gleefully by the media.
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It's still not a real crisis but the panic was always going to tank the marketinsinceredawg said:
This board was still in denial that this was a real crisis up until a week ago.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
That's what Trump tried to prevent when you were crying about that
Just because this guy dumped his stock doesn't change the other features of this scam
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It's not a real crisis. It's a manufactured crisis that is costing lives so its real in that sense.insinceredawg said:
This board was still in denial that this was a real crisis up until a week ago.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
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good unbiased source for @Insecuredawg - they at least try to appear to be neutral
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I don’t know. Depends on how you define “crisis.” A viral pandemic with no established vaccine or effective treatment that is particularly harmful to elderly patients sounds like a crisis to me.Sledog said:
It's not a real crisis. It's a manufactured crisis that is costing lives so its real in that sense.insinceredawg said:
This board was still in denial that this was a real crisis up until a week ago.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
Is that not what this is? I mean, I’ll be fine, I won’t lose my job or any money I can’t recoup, but it sure does stink for those that are affected by it. But I guess they made bad financial decisions not to prepare themselves for this, so it’s not really a crisis.
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If one thing can come out of all this, ditching that insider trading exemption would be the best.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
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Honest question: is this true? If so, this is some fucked up shit.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
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You mean like H1N1 in 2009?MelloDawg said:
I don’t know. Depends on how you define “crisis.” A viral pandemic with no established vaccine or effective treatment that is particularly harmful to elderly patients sounds like a crisis to me.Sledog said:
It's not a real crisis. It's a manufactured crisis that is costing lives so its real in that sense.insinceredawg said:
This board was still in denial that this was a real crisis up until a week ago.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
Is that not what this is? I mean, I’ll be fine, I won’t lose my job or any money I can’t recoup, but it sure does stink for those that are affected by it. But I guess they made bad financial decisions not to prepare themselves for this, so it’s not really a crisis.
Besides the China virus, we have a flu that infects millions and kills thousands of elderly a year, we have an vaccine and a huge number of the population shrugs their their shoulders and makes up reason why they don’t bother to get the vaccine. The altruistic bullshit by hypocrites I’m seeing is nauseating -
Old people die
Generally speaking -
I mean, H1N1 had a morality rate of .02% whereas COVID has one of 2%. That seems like an increase, but that’s me. Apparently H1N1 is also less contagious? But that was just a science article I read. Moreover, herd immunity against H1N1 and the normal flu seems to have been built up prior to 2009 since people did get regular flu vaccines and 2009 wasn’t the first instance of an H1N1 virus.MikeDamone said:
You mean like H1N1 in 2009?MelloDawg said:
I don’t know. Depends on how you define “crisis.” A viral pandemic with no established vaccine or effective treatment that is particularly harmful to elderly patients sounds like a crisis to me.Sledog said:
It's not a real crisis. It's a manufactured crisis that is costing lives so its real in that sense.insinceredawg said:
This board was still in denial that this was a real crisis up until a week ago.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
Is that not what this is? I mean, I’ll be fine, I won’t lose my job or any money I can’t recoup, but it sure does stink for those that are affected by it. But I guess they made bad financial decisions not to prepare themselves for this, so it’s not really a crisis.
Besides the China virus, we have a flu that infects millions and kills thousands of elderly a year, we have an vaccine and a huge number of the population shrugs their their shoulders and makes up reason why they don’t bother to get the vaccine. The altruistic bullshit by hypocrites I’m seeing is nauseating
Lots of unknowns for COVID so far. But I mean, that’s me. -
That 2% rate is going to go way down as more are tested.MelloDawg said:
I mean, H1N1 had a morality rate of .02% whereas COVID has one of 2%. That seems like an increase, but that’s me. Apparently H1N1 is also less contagious? But that was just a science article I read. Moreover, herd immunity against H1N1 and the normal flu seems to have been built up prior to 2009 since people did get regular flu vaccines and 2009 wasn’t the first instance of an H1N1 virus.MikeDamone said:
You mean like H1N1 in 2009?MelloDawg said:
I don’t know. Depends on how you define “crisis.” A viral pandemic with no established vaccine or effective treatment that is particularly harmful to elderly patients sounds like a crisis to me.Sledog said:
It's not a real crisis. It's a manufactured crisis that is costing lives so its real in that sense.insinceredawg said:
This board was still in denial that this was a real crisis up until a week ago.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
Is that not what this is? I mean, I’ll be fine, I won’t lose my job or any money I can’t recoup, but it sure does stink for those that are affected by it. But I guess they made bad financial decisions not to prepare themselves for this, so it’s not really a crisis.
Besides the China virus, we have a flu that infects millions and kills thousands of elderly a year, we have an vaccine and a huge number of the population shrugs their their shoulders and makes up reason why they don’t bother to get the vaccine. The altruistic bullshit by hypocrites I’m seeing is nauseating
Lots of unknowns for COVID so far. But I mean, that’s me.
The hypocrite part is that in 2009 no one gave a shit that millions were getting sick and thousands dying. Business as usual. No for some reason it’s a panic and we need to bankrupt people In an “abundance of caution”. The cure will cost more than the disease. -
How would you know?RaceBannon said:Old people die
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Sure, once the tests are available.MikeDamone said:
That 2% rate is going to go way down as more are tested.MelloDawg said:
I mean, H1N1 had a morality rate of .02% whereas COVID has one of 2%. That seems like an increase, but that’s me. Apparently H1N1 is also less contagious? But that was just a science article I read. Moreover, herd immunity against H1N1 and the normal flu seems to have been built up prior to 2009 since people did get regular flu vaccines and 2009 wasn’t the first instance of an H1N1 virus.MikeDamone said:
You mean like H1N1 in 2009?MelloDawg said:
I don’t know. Depends on how you define “crisis.” A viral pandemic with no established vaccine or effective treatment that is particularly harmful to elderly patients sounds like a crisis to me.Sledog said:
It's not a real crisis. It's a manufactured crisis that is costing lives so its real in that sense.insinceredawg said:
This board was still in denial that this was a real crisis up until a week ago.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
Is that not what this is? I mean, I’ll be fine, I won’t lose my job or any money I can’t recoup, but it sure does stink for those that are affected by it. But I guess they made bad financial decisions not to prepare themselves for this, so it’s not really a crisis.
Besides the China virus, we have a flu that infects millions and kills thousands of elderly a year, we have an vaccine and a huge number of the population shrugs their their shoulders and makes up reason why they don’t bother to get the vaccine. The altruistic bullshit by hypocrites I’m seeing is nauseating
Lots of unknowns for COVID so far. But I mean, that’s me.
The hypocrite part is that in 2009 no one gave a shit that millions were getting sick and thousands dying. Business as usual. No for some reason it’s a panic and we need to bankrupt people In an “abundance of caution”. The cure will cost more than the disease.
I think people cared but you didn’t hear about it as you do now because the media wasn’t available. Altruism for people affected by this pandemic didn’t just start now, it’s that people are more able to express it because they’re confident it’ll be heard. It’s like Trump’s base.
Anyway, the good news is that the majority seem not to be turned off by others’ compassionate responses to this. I like that. -
Not one word about the swine flu in the 2010 state of the union address. Why?MelloDawg said:
Sure, once the tests are available.MikeDamone said:
That 2% rate is going to go way down as more are tested.MelloDawg said:
I mean, H1N1 had a morality rate of .02% whereas COVID has one of 2%. That seems like an increase, but that’s me. Apparently H1N1 is also less contagious? But that was just a science article I read. Moreover, herd immunity against H1N1 and the normal flu seems to have been built up prior to 2009 since people did get regular flu vaccines and 2009 wasn’t the first instance of an H1N1 virus.MikeDamone said:
You mean like H1N1 in 2009?MelloDawg said:
I don’t know. Depends on how you define “crisis.” A viral pandemic with no established vaccine or effective treatment that is particularly harmful to elderly patients sounds like a crisis to me.Sledog said:
It's not a real crisis. It's a manufactured crisis that is costing lives so its real in that sense.insinceredawg said:
This board was still in denial that this was a real crisis up until a week ago.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
Is that not what this is? I mean, I’ll be fine, I won’t lose my job or any money I can’t recoup, but it sure does stink for those that are affected by it. But I guess they made bad financial decisions not to prepare themselves for this, so it’s not really a crisis.
Besides the China virus, we have a flu that infects millions and kills thousands of elderly a year, we have an vaccine and a huge number of the population shrugs their their shoulders and makes up reason why they don’t bother to get the vaccine. The altruistic bullshit by hypocrites I’m seeing is nauseating
Lots of unknowns for COVID so far. But I mean, that’s me.
The hypocrite part is that in 2009 no one gave a shit that millions were getting sick and thousands dying. Business as usual. No for some reason it’s a panic and we need to bankrupt people In an “abundance of caution”. The cure will cost more than the disease.
I think people cared but you didn’t hear about it as you do now because the media wasn’t available. Altruism for people affected by this pandemic didn’t just start now, it’s that people are more able to express it because they’re confident it’ll be heard. It’s like Trump’s base.
Anyway, the good news is that the majority seem not to be turned off by others’ compassionate responses to this. I like that.
Your emotional and feelings based approach is noted and received. Glad it wasn't a thing in 2009. At least it bought us 10 years of prosperity -
And I suppose your choice to be bothered by it! We are good at compromises.MikeDamone said:
Not one word about the swine flu in the 2010 state of the union address. Why?MelloDawg said:
Sure, once the tests are available.MikeDamone said:
That 2% rate is going to go way down as more are tested.MelloDawg said:
I mean, H1N1 had a morality rate of .02% whereas COVID has one of 2%. That seems like an increase, but that’s me. Apparently H1N1 is also less contagious? But that was just a science article I read. Moreover, herd immunity against H1N1 and the normal flu seems to have been built up prior to 2009 since people did get regular flu vaccines and 2009 wasn’t the first instance of an H1N1 virus.MikeDamone said:
You mean like H1N1 in 2009?MelloDawg said:
I don’t know. Depends on how you define “crisis.” A viral pandemic with no established vaccine or effective treatment that is particularly harmful to elderly patients sounds like a crisis to me.Sledog said:
It's not a real crisis. It's a manufactured crisis that is costing lives so its real in that sense.insinceredawg said:
This board was still in denial that this was a real crisis up until a week ago.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
Is that not what this is? I mean, I’ll be fine, I won’t lose my job or any money I can’t recoup, but it sure does stink for those that are affected by it. But I guess they made bad financial decisions not to prepare themselves for this, so it’s not really a crisis.
Besides the China virus, we have a flu that infects millions and kills thousands of elderly a year, we have an vaccine and a huge number of the population shrugs their their shoulders and makes up reason why they don’t bother to get the vaccine. The altruistic bullshit by hypocrites I’m seeing is nauseating
Lots of unknowns for COVID so far. But I mean, that’s me.
The hypocrite part is that in 2009 no one gave a shit that millions were getting sick and thousands dying. Business as usual. No for some reason it’s a panic and we need to bankrupt people In an “abundance of caution”. The cure will cost more than the disease.
I think people cared but you didn’t hear about it as you do now because the media wasn’t available. Altruism for people affected by this pandemic didn’t just start now, it’s that people are more able to express it because they’re confident it’ll be heard. It’s like Trump’s base.
Anyway, the good news is that the majority seem not to be turned off by others’ compassionate responses to this. I like that.
Your emotional and feelings based approach is noted and received. Glad it wasn't a thing in 2009. At least it bought us 10 years of prosperity -
Take it RR where this belongs!!MelloDawg said:
And I suppose your choice to be bothered by it! We are good at compromises.MikeDamone said:
Not one word about the swine flu in the 2010 state of the union address. Why?MelloDawg said:
Sure, once the tests are available.MikeDamone said:
That 2% rate is going to go way down as more are tested.MelloDawg said:
I mean, H1N1 had a morality rate of .02% whereas COVID has one of 2%. That seems like an increase, but that’s me. Apparently H1N1 is also less contagious? But that was just a science article I read. Moreover, herd immunity against H1N1 and the normal flu seems to have been built up prior to 2009 since people did get regular flu vaccines and 2009 wasn’t the first instance of an H1N1 virus.MikeDamone said:
You mean like H1N1 in 2009?MelloDawg said:
I don’t know. Depends on how you define “crisis.” A viral pandemic with no established vaccine or effective treatment that is particularly harmful to elderly patients sounds like a crisis to me.Sledog said:
It's not a real crisis. It's a manufactured crisis that is costing lives so its real in that sense.insinceredawg said:
This board was still in denial that this was a real crisis up until a week ago.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
Is that not what this is? I mean, I’ll be fine, I won’t lose my job or any money I can’t recoup, but it sure does stink for those that are affected by it. But I guess they made bad financial decisions not to prepare themselves for this, so it’s not really a crisis.
Besides the China virus, we have a flu that infects millions and kills thousands of elderly a year, we have an vaccine and a huge number of the population shrugs their their shoulders and makes up reason why they don’t bother to get the vaccine. The altruistic bullshit by hypocrites I’m seeing is nauseating
Lots of unknowns for COVID so far. But I mean, that’s me.
The hypocrite part is that in 2009 no one gave a shit that millions were getting sick and thousands dying. Business as usual. No for some reason it’s a panic and we need to bankrupt people In an “abundance of caution”. The cure will cost more than the disease.
I think people cared but you didn’t hear about it as you do now because the media wasn’t available. Altruism for people affected by this pandemic didn’t just start now, it’s that people are more able to express it because they’re confident it’ll be heard. It’s like Trump’s base.
Anyway, the good news is that the majority seem not to be turned off by others’ compassionate responses to this. I like that.
Your emotional and feelings based approach is noted and received. Glad it wasn't a thing in 2009. At least it bought us 10 years of prosperity -
Disagree: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STOCK_ActMikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
Lol, Burr was one of two NO votes: https://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_call_vote_cfm.cfm?congress=112&session=2&vote=00014
Crazy he saw this democrat lead shutdown ahead of everyone else. Did he not realize it's just the flu too? -
Deep StateYellowSnow said:
Honest question: is this true? If so, this is some fucked up shit.MikeDamone said:The great thing about congress is they are immune from insider trading laws. That said, @GrandpaSankey saw this coming.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/sen-kelly-loeffler-dumped-millions-in-stock-after-coronavirus-briefing -
Thank you for highlighting the scam that made Nancy Pelosi a multi-millionaire.insinceredawg said:But it's a Dem plan to kill the stock market to hurt Trump
https://www.propublica.org/article/senator-dumped-up-to-1-6-million-of-stock-after-reassuring-public-about-coronavirus-preparedness -
how the hell do you think all those bastards
come outbecome millionaires?@YellowSnow
There is no need to get upset about it- then you would become an anarchist, libertarian, or dread the thought, like the OP -
I'm not upset at all. Just pointing out how this idea that the reaction to the virus is a left wing plot to take down Trump is fucking stupid but of course the Tugtards swallowed it whole.LebamDawg said:how the hell do you think all those bastards
come outbecome millionaires?@YellowSnow
There is no need to get upset about it- then you would become an anarchist, libertarian, or dread the thought, like the OP
Btw, your favorite Fox News blowhard thinks Burr should resign
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Why are you sucking off a Fox News blowhard? You Libs are so confused, you don't even know who's dick to suck.insinceredawg said:
I'm not upset at all. Just pointing out how this idea that the reaction to the virus is a left wing plot to take down Trump is fucking stupid but of course the Tugtards swallowed it whole.LebamDawg said:how the hell do you think all those bastards
come outbecome millionaires?@YellowSnow
There is no need to get upset about it- then you would become an anarchist, libertarian, or dread the thought, like the OP
Btw, your favorite Fox News blowhard thinks Burr should resign
Surprising, given your expertise on the subject. -
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Why are you sucking off a corrupt piece of shit that's headed to jail? Guessing there will be more too, fuck them all.TurdBomber said:
Why are you sucking off a Fox News blowhard? You Libs are so confused, you don't even know who's dick to suck.insinceredawg said:
I'm not upset at all. Just pointing out how this idea that the reaction to the virus is a left wing plot to take down Trump is fucking stupid but of course the Tugtards swallowed it whole.LebamDawg said:how the hell do you think all those bastards
come outbecome millionaires?@YellowSnow
There is no need to get upset about it- then you would become an anarchist, libertarian, or dread the thought, like the OP
Btw, your favorite Fox News blowhard thinks Burr should resign
Surprising, given your expertise on the subject.
