Republican Candidate Blasts Rep. Kim Schrier's 'Rubber Stamp' on Biden's Agenda
Republican candidate Jesse Jensen blasts Rep. Kim Schrier for being a "rubber stamp" and voting for the $1.75 trillion Build Back Better Act.
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Republican candidate Jesse Jensen blasts Rep. Kim Schrier for being a "rubber stamp" and voting for the $1.75 trillion Build Back Better Act.
Newly proposed bipartisan legislation would hold federal judges to stricter stock trading disclosure requirements, requiring them to report any securities transactions of more than $1,000 for publication in a new online database, a group of lawmakers announced Monday.
In this article, we discuss the 10 stocks to consider in the portfolio of Nancy Pelosi.
International Man: What exactly is insider trading? Is it inherently unethical? Doug Casey: The term insider trading is nebulous and as open to arbitrary interpretation as the Internal Revenue Code. A brief definition is to trade on material, non-public information. That sounds simple enough, but in its broadest sense, it means you are a potential criminal for attempting to profit from researching a company beyond its public statements. Is the use of insider information ethical? The government says, “No!” I say, “Absolutely, whenever the data is honestly gained, and no confidence is betr...
A watchdog is calling for an investigation into another Democrat, Rep. Brian Higgins, for allegedly violating the STOCK Act of 2012.