A Republican congressional primary debate hosted by the Clay County Republican Party on Jan. 13 revealed clear differences between the two candid.
The brother-in-law of retired U.S. Sen. Richard Burr will not face any actions from the Securities and Exchange Commission related to his February 2020 stock trades and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Richard Burr, a North Carolina Republican who didn’t seek reelection in November after three Senate terms, and Gerald Fauth, the brother of Burr’s wife, had been scrutinized for potential insider trading by the SEC.
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