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<blockquote data-quote="ignerntbend" data-source="post: 3339548" data-attributes="member: 6981"><p>No reason to worry about Inhofe. He's a very rich person and his trades were made by his financial advisers based on publicly available information.</p><p></p><p>There isn't even any reason to worry about Burr. He has defended himself by saying that he dumped his stocks based on publicly available information.</p><p></p><p>The problem for Burr is that he is on tape telling his wealthy donors the truth while still lying to the American people on television. All this happened long before the President had his public come to Jesus moment, and Burr was solidly on the team.</p><p></p><p>So Burr's problem is that he was out there benefiting from publicly available information at the same time he was telling the people that they shouldn't believe what they could see with their own eyes.</p><p></p><p>He'll be just fine. What he was doing was unethical and even immoral, but it probably wasn't against the law.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ignerntbend, post: 3339548, member: 6981"] No reason to worry about Inhofe. He's a very rich person and his trades were made by his financial advisers based on publicly available information. There isn't even any reason to worry about Burr. He has defended himself by saying that he dumped his stocks based on publicly available information. The problem for Burr is that he is on tape telling his wealthy donors the truth while still lying to the American people on television. All this happened long before the President had his public come to Jesus moment, and Burr was solidly on the team. So Burr's problem is that he was out there benefiting from publicly available information at the same time he was telling the people that they shouldn't believe what they could see with their own eyes. He'll be just fine. What he was doing was unethical and even immoral, but it probably wasn't against the law. [/QUOTE]
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