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bottomofthehill's JournalSpeaker Pelosi went there (potus weight)
Source: CNN
He’s our president and I would rather he not be taking something that has not been approved by the scientists, especially in his age group and in his, shall we say, weight group — morbidly obese, they say” — Speaker Pelosi to
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Jim McGovern, One of the most progressive MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
Could use a little help. It is a small thing but Jim McGovern has been out front on every important progressive issue in the last decade.
There is a popularity contest that has come down to him and the Mayor of Boston. Marty is a good guy too but Jim is the real deal.
If you can. Please vote for Jim in this poll
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Another Trump Appointee cashing in
I am sure we are all shocked by this.
Senate Intel chair’s brother-in-law also dumped stock the day before market crash
Before the coronavirus outbreak upended the markets, a Trump appointee sold shares worth between $97,000 and $280,000, according to a financial disclosure document first published by ProPublica.
The mid-February sell-off by Gerald Fauth came on the same day that his brother-in-law, Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.), , who is the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, sold a significant percentage of his stocks — between $628,000 and $1.72 million, ProPublica previously reported. The Justice Department is investigating the trade, a person familiar with the matter told The Washington Post.
Fauth sold shares in six companies, including oil companies BP, Chevron Corp. and Royal Dutch Shell, which have been hit particularly hard by the pandemic. Fauth was appointed by Trump to be a member of the three-person National Mediation Board, a federal agency that facilitates labor-management relations within the nation’s railroad and airline industries, in 2017. He was previously a lobbyist and ran his own transportation economic consulting firm, G.W. Fauth & Associates.
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