Democrat Sen. Feinstein Also Sold Stocks After Closed Door Meeting on Coronavirus
You knew this was going to happen.
Last night news broke that Republican senators Richard Burr, Kelly Loefner, Ron Johnson and Jim Inhofe sold significant stock shares following a January 24th meeting on the coronavirus threat.
Last night news broke that Republican senators Richard Burr, Kelly Loefner, Ron Johnson and Jim Inhofe sold significant stock shares following a January 24th meeting on the coronavirus threat.
Well, as predicted, it wasn’t just Republicans.
Senator Dianne Feinstein of California also sold stocks after the meeting.
Senator Dianne Feinstein of California also sold stocks after the meeting.
According to stock sales disclosures by Senators after a closed door briefing on January 24 about the Coronavirus threat, the following senators sold stocks:— Tania Singh (@TwinklingTania) March 20, 2020
Senator Richard Burr
Senator Kelly Loefner
Senator Dianne Feinstein,
Senator Ron Johnson
Senator Jim Inhofe
The media is being very silent on Senator Feinstein for some reason.
The media is quick to call out GOP Senators when they sold stocks based on privy information,— Ryan Fournier (@RyanAFournier) March 20, 2020
But they forgot to call out Senator Feinstein, who sold anywhere from $1 million to $5 million in stock after a closed-door Coronavirus briefing.
So will Senator Feinstein step down and be prosecuted?
BREAKING REPORT: Senator Diane Feinstein ACCUSED of Trading Stock Prior to Global Pandemic...— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) March 20, 2020
Likely a violation of the STOCK Act.
Where's the MEDIA on this one?
RT YOU THINK SHE MUST STEP DOWN AND FACE CHARGES..https://t.co/BVo5fB1yGz
