North Carolina Senator, RINO and star lawnmower salesman, Richard Burr, cleaned up in the stock market with some, er, “well-timed” stock sales.
The senator sold more than $1.6 million in stock and released a statement in March 2020 saying he’d been following reporting by CNBC in Asia regarding the pandemic.
The documents became public following a lawsuit by the Los Angeles Times, that first reported on the investigation into Burr.
Burr’s office has not replied to a request for comment.
The documents, however, show the FBI was investigating Burr as well as his brother-in-law Gerald Fauth.
Small potatoes, compared to the insider trading and other financial skullduggery practiced by the Pelosi combination; but this situation illustrates one reason (among several) that RINOs are so useless - their minds are on something other than promoting their constituents' rights and well-being.
Another RINO discovers helping Dems doesn't mean you get treated like one.
ReplyDeleteYou only get treated well at the time you're expressing disappointed in the GOP, as soon as the cameras and/or microphones are off, you're treated the way other Republicans are treated.
If this were treated equally, as you wrote, Frisco Nan would have been in jail decades ago, next to Hillary.
When you line up all the people in government who have become millionaires and billionaires, it starts to get to you after a while. It's as if our government is nothing but a kleptocracy.
ReplyDeleteUm, while we've got them lined up...
ReplyDeleteExactly, Paco.
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