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mcar

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8. Her husband sold stock in a biotech company

Reply to maxrandb (Original post)

Fri Mar 20, 2020, 10:01 AM

Mar 2020

Who would do that if they knew this was coming. Also, Dems weren't in on the briefing.

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Folks, go slow on the DiFi stuff. Her husband sold some stock in a medical company in January...when the stock was at its low point. It went up after that. That doesn't exactly look like cashing in on inside information.

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They're trying to drag Senator Fienstein into the stock sale scandal to be "fair and ballanced" [View all] maxrandb Mar 2020 OP

Recrecrec Dennis Donovan Mar 2020 #1

+1 uponit7771 Mar 2020 #5

Thank you for posting the CORRECT story! Thekaspervote Mar 2020 #24

Looks like normal stock trading to me.... paleotn Mar 2020 #29

Exactly what they do. blm Mar 2020 #2

K&R, also her husband sold at a loss !!! uponit7771 Mar 2020 #3

Whether he sold at a loss or not is not the issue. 3Hotdogs Mar 2020 #13

The stock market was tanking of course he sold to prevent further loss... and it is legal. Demsrule86 Mar 2020 #18

Honestly, right now they ALL just make me fucking sick n/t leftstreet Mar 2020 #4

no, the M$M and faux news are conflating Fiensteins husband sold at a deep loss. That's not the same uponit7771 Mar 2020 #6

Bad time to be reminded our elected reps are millionaires leftstreet Mar 2020 #7

+1, I know its just really sloppy for the M$M to conflate all trades. Burr knew some shit was ... uponit7771 Mar 2020 #9

+1 ChiTownDenny Mar 2020 #36

+1 ChiTownDenny Mar 2020 #34

A "deep loss" compared to the stock price NOW? oldsoftie Mar 2020 #19

Yes. When her husband sold, it was at a multi-year low. Then it went up (and down again). Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2020 #23

+1 ChiTownDenny Mar 2020 #33

Her husband sold stock in a biotech company mcar Mar 2020 #8

Interesting. Thanks. paleotn Mar 2020 #17

Before we Franken Feinstein...let's see the facts iluvtennis Mar 2020 #10

Despicable scalp hunting on both the right and Zoonart Mar 2020 #51

Unfortunately, the damage has been done. Most Americans aren't going to go past the headline. jalan48 Mar 2020 #11

Kick! mcar Mar 2020 #12

And We MUST Not Co-Operate With Them Sir! The Magistrate Mar 2020 #14

It was soooo subtle on MSNBC maxrandb Mar 2020 #22

That is true.... paleotn Mar 2020 #15

She & her husband sold between 3-6 million in stock. Oddly timed for such an amount. oldsoftie Mar 2020 #16

***She*** did not sell stock. Ms. Toad Mar 2020 #21

Thats the same thing the others have said. oldsoftie Mar 2020 #27

Whether it is a good look or not, Ms. Toad Mar 2020 #28

In that case, were the other three also set up the same way? oldsoftie Mar 2020 #31

I edited my earlier post Ms. Toad Mar 2020 #37

Then Inhoffe should be in a lot of hot water, even fi it was "only" 400k oldsoftie Mar 2020 #38

I'm sure the details will all shake out. Ms. Toad Mar 2020 #39

Here's what Burr actually said: Ms. Toad Mar 2020 #41

So then we file this under "bullshit"...... oldsoftie Mar 2020 #43

Yup. n/t Ms. Toad Mar 2020 #44

A blind trust in which a spouse is the executor? ChiTownDenny Mar 2020 #42

No Separate investments. Ms. Toad Mar 2020 #45

So, you're saying... ChiTownDenny Mar 2020 #47

I said two things: Ms. Toad Mar 2020 #49

BTW, I like your sig line. ChiTownDenny Mar 2020 #50

Thanks! Ms. Toad Mar 2020 #53

No Matter, Sir --- Attack The Enemy, And No One Else The Magistrate Mar 2020 #26

That's a small amount of their holdings, makes them look even better. uponit7771 Mar 2020 #32

She/husband sold their stock for a loss. iluvtennis Mar 2020 #52

With Feinstein being mentioned Barr probably woke up. kairos12 Mar 2020 #20

Acceptance, by Democrats, of bothsiderism jaxexpat Mar 2020 #25

"Fair & balanced" is as big a crock of shit as "trickle down economics." CrispyQ Mar 2020 #30

Sen. Feinstein's assets are in a blind trust over which she has no control. northoftheborder Mar 2020 #35

When it is controlled by a close relative dansolo Mar 2020 #46

Sorry, NYTimes, your timeline of her (husband) selling stock is too fuzzy to stick on her. FailureToCommunicate Mar 2020 #40

BOOM! My point was just made by none other than Sean Spicer maxrandb Mar 2020 #48