A DOGE Aide Involved in Dismantling Consumer Bureau Owns Stock in Companies That Could Benefit From the Cuts

[IM2]

We are beginning to see all kinds of conflicts of interest in DOGE. They aren't cutting out their money while they ruin the lives of millions.

A DOGE Aide Involved in Dismantling Consumer Bureau Owns Stock in Companies That Could Benefit From the Cuts​

A federal employee who is helping the Trump administration carry out the drastic downsizing of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau owns stock in companies that could benefit from the agency’s dismantling, a ProPublica investigation has found.

Gavin Kliger, a 25-year-old Department of Government Efficiency aide, disclosed the investments earlier this year in his public financial report, which lists as much as $365,000 worth of shares in four companies that the CFPB can regulate. According to court records and government emails, he later helped oversee the layoffs of more than 1,400 employees at the bureau.

Ethics experts say this constitutes a conflict of interest and that Kliger’s actions are a potential violation of federal ethics laws.

A DOGE Aide Involved in Dismantling Consumer Bureau Owns Stock in Companies That Could Benefit From the Cuts

Gavin Kliger helped oversee mass firings at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau while holding stock in companies that experts say likely stand to benefit from dismantling that agency — a potential violation of federal ethics laws.

www.propublica.org

 

[Crepitus]

We are beginning to see all kinds of conflicts of interest in DOGE. They aren't cutting out their money while they ruin the lives of millions.

A DOGE Aide Involved in Dismantling Consumer Bureau Owns Stock in Companies That Could Benefit From the Cuts​

A federal employee who is helping the Trump administration carry out the drastic downsizing of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau owns stock in companies that could benefit from the agency’s dismantling, a ProPublica investigation has found.

Gavin Kliger, a 25-year-old Department of Government Efficiency aide, disclosed the investments earlier this year in his public financial report, which lists as much as $365,000 worth of shares in four companies that the CFPB can regulate. According to court records and government emails, he later helped oversee the layoffs of more than 1,400 employees at the bureau.

Ethics experts say this constitutes a conflict of interest and that Kliger’s actions are a potential violation of federal ethics laws.

A DOGE Aide Involved in Dismantling Consumer Bureau Owns Stock in Companies That Could Benefit From the Cuts

Gavin Kliger helped oversee mass firings at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau while holding stock in companies that experts say likely stand to benefit from dismantling that agency — a potential violation of federal ethics laws.

www.propublica.org

YOu have to have ethics before you can violate them, and this kid is a tRumplings so it's doubtful he does.

 

[elektra]

Oh my god, someone belongs to a stock fund and one might benefit. Only democrat politicians are allowed to benefit

 

[MarathonMike]

We are beginning to see all kinds of conflicts of interest in DOGE. They aren't cutting out their money while they ruin the lives of millions.

A DOGE Aide Involved in Dismantling Consumer Bureau Owns Stock in Companies That Could Benefit From the Cuts​

A federal employee who is helping the Trump administration carry out the drastic downsizing of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau owns stock in companies that could benefit from the agency’s dismantling, a ProPublica investigation has found.

Gavin Kliger, a 25-year-old Department of Government Efficiency aide, disclosed the investments earlier this year in his public financial report, which lists as much as $365,000 worth of shares in four companies that the CFPB can regulate. According to court records and government emails, he later helped oversee the layoffs of more than 1,400 employees at the bureau.

Ethics experts say this constitutes a conflict of interest and that Kliger’s actions are a potential violation of federal ethics laws.

A DOGE Aide Involved in Dismantling Consumer Bureau Owns Stock in Companies That Could Benefit From the Cuts

Gavin Kliger helped oversee mass firings at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau while holding stock in companies that experts say likely stand to benefit from dismantling that agency — a potential violation of federal ethics laws.

www.propublica.org

"COULD". Another speculative hit piece by IM2. Get this crap out of here.

 

[The Irish Ram]

When he reaches Pelosi's level of insider trading, let us know...

 

[WEATHER53]

Could
Might
What if
Whatabout
Lib 101

 

[struth]

We are beginning to see all kinds of conflicts of interest in DOGE. They aren't cutting out their money while they ruin the lives of millions.

A DOGE Aide Involved in Dismantling Consumer Bureau Owns Stock in Companies That Could Benefit From the Cuts​

A federal employee who is helping the Trump administration carry out the drastic downsizing of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau owns stock in companies that could benefit from the agency’s dismantling, a ProPublica investigation has found.

Gavin Kliger, a 25-year-old Department of Government Efficiency aide, disclosed the investments earlier this year in his public financial report, which lists as much as $365,000 worth of shares in four companies that the CFPB can regulate. According to court records and government emails, he later helped oversee the layoffs of more than 1,400 employees at the bureau.

Ethics experts say this constitutes a conflict of interest and that Kliger’s actions are a potential violation of federal ethics laws.

A DOGE Aide Involved in Dismantling Consumer Bureau Owns Stock in Companies That Could Benefit From the Cuts

Gavin Kliger helped oversee mass firings at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau while holding stock in companies that experts say likely stand to benefit from dismantling that agency — a potential violation of federal ethics laws.

www.propublica.org

How is making the Consumer Bureau more efficent by laying off employees that are not necessary and only cause waste, going to cause stocks to raise? I mean, I think we all hope the market does better, but whats the connection?

 

[MarathonMike]

Could
Might
What if
Whatabout
Lib 101

If true
Is considering
Was heard saying
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[CrusaderFrank]

We are beginning to see all kinds of conflicts of interest in DOGE. They aren't cutting out their money while they ruin the lives of millions.

A DOGE Aide Involved in Dismantling Consumer Bureau Owns Stock in Companies That Could Benefit From the Cuts​

A federal employee who is helping the Trump administration carry out the drastic downsizing of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau owns stock in companies that could benefit from the agency’s dismantling, a ProPublica investigation has found.

Gavin Kliger, a 25-year-old Department of Government Efficiency aide, disclosed the investments earlier this year in his public financial report, which lists as much as $365,000 worth of shares in four companies that the CFPB can regulate. According to court records and government emails, he later helped oversee the layoffs of more than 1,400 employees at the bureau.

Ethics experts say this constitutes a conflict of interest and that Kliger’s actions are a potential violation of federal ethics laws.

A DOGE Aide Involved in Dismantling Consumer Bureau Owns Stock in Companies That Could Benefit From the Cuts

Gavin Kliger helped oversee mass firings at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau while holding stock in companies that experts say likely stand to benefit from dismantling that agency — a potential violation of federal ethics laws.

www.propublica.org

 

[WEATHER53]

If true
Is considering
Was heard saying
blah
blah
blah

And they present it as if an already occurred fact

 

[WEATHER53]

We are beginning to see all kinds of conflicts of interest in DOGE. They aren't cutting out their money while they ruin the lives of millions.

A DOGE Aide Involved in Dismantling Consumer Bureau Owns Stock in Companies That Could Benefit From the Cuts​

A federal employee who is helping the Trump administration carry out the drastic downsizing of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau owns stock in companies that could benefit from the agency’s dismantling, a ProPublica investigation has found.

Gavin Kliger, a 25-year-old Department of Government Efficiency aide, disclosed the investments earlier this year in his public financial report, which lists as much as $365,000 worth of shares in four companies that the CFPB can regulate. According to court records and government emails, he later helped oversee the layoffs of more than 1,400 employees at the bureau.

Ethics experts say this constitutes a conflict of interest and that Kliger’s actions are a potential violation of federal ethics laws.

A DOGE Aide Involved in Dismantling Consumer Bureau Owns Stock in Companies That Could Benefit From the Cuts

Gavin Kliger helped oversee mass firings at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau while holding stock in companies that experts say likely stand to benefit from dismantling that agency — a potential violation of federal ethics laws.

www.propublica.org

So is this a news source or your feelings?
The thread title is verbatim to a headline.

 

[MarcATL]

It's not simply conflict of interests OP, it's blatant and rampant corruption.

 

[the watcher]

This whole country is a conflict of interest, from profiteering war criminals to for sale politicians to voters who are dependent on the government spillage for survival.

 

[struth]

It’s weird that the same people that openly supported the xiden admin that need to hand out blanket pardons for corruption to his family, and admin have an issue with some guy who’s trying to make govt more efficient having his stock potentially do well

 

[IM2]

So is this a news source or your feelings?
The thread title is verbatim to a headline.

White man, don't try that feelings bullshit. Everything you racists believe is based on feelings.

 

[IM2]

Could
Might
What if
Whatabout
Lib 101

All that applies ot every accusation you racists have ever made about anything.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

We are beginning to see all kinds of conflicts of interest in DOGE. They aren't cutting out their money while they ruin the lives of millions.

A DOGE Aide Involved in Dismantling Consumer Bureau Owns Stock in Companies That Could Benefit From the Cuts​

A federal employee who is helping the Trump administration carry out the drastic downsizing of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau owns stock in companies that could benefit from the agency’s dismantling, a ProPublica investigation has found.

Gavin Kliger, a 25-year-old Department of Government Efficiency aide, disclosed the investments earlier this year in his public financial report, which lists as much as $365,000 worth of shares in four companies that the CFPB can regulate. According to court records and government emails, he later helped oversee the layoffs of more than 1,400 employees at the bureau.

Ethics experts say this constitutes a conflict of interest and that Kliger’s actions are a potential violation of federal ethics laws.

A DOGE Aide Involved in Dismantling Consumer Bureau Owns Stock in Companies That Could Benefit From the Cuts

Gavin Kliger helped oversee mass firings at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau while holding stock in companies that experts say likely stand to benefit from dismantling that agency — a potential violation of federal ethics laws.

www.propublica.org

Tens of millions of Americans own stocks in companies that will benefit
when we eliminate moronic, expensive, damaging regulations and regulators.

 

[Hollie]

YOu have to have ethics before you can violate them, and this kid is a tRumplings so it's doubtful he does.

Oh dear, little lady, Go pray at the altar of Pelosi who spent decades making profits from insider information.

The stock holdings of the DOGE worker were disclosed.