"Burr"isma...Burr's defense actually *indicts Trump.*

[Roland99]

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I took a close look at Richard Burr's "defense" in the insider-trading scandal.

His defense *indicts Trump.*

Burr cites a Trump/admin briefing supposedly showing officials warning the public. It actually shows them *downplaying* the threat!
https://t.co/SLabcoQuw0

Here's the key point.

This scandal goes far beyond just the stock sales.

It opens up a vast new line of inquiry:

What were lawmakers privately told by Trump officials about just how bad this was going to get?

And when were they told it?

[RT Atlanta]

1. bump for visibility

thank you for posting this!

[FiveGoodMen]

2. "This scandal goes far beyond just the stock sales."

Yes! Thank you!

I can't believe how many people have failed to notice that they put us in real danger while they were busy stealing.

[BComplex]

3. It DOES indict trump. Let's impeach him for it, and maybe this time the senate will

remove him!!

[The Magistrate]

4. Exactly, Sir

That cronies were told something different from the public is the true horror, eclipsing the profit reaped by the cronies.

"The only good Republicans I ever saw are dead."

[Champp]

5. Republicans pissed on Americans

To grab whatever the hell they could. Sick.

[Windy City Charlie]

6. Awful

Awful....while they were trying to say everything was fine, they held the truth from the American people, and were cashing in their stock in the process.

[FiveGoodMen]

8. ...and were letting more of us get sick and die.

[sinkingfeeling]

7. What was the date of the GOP only meeting with Trump on Covid-19?

March 9?