Crooked Rep. Bresnahan (R-PA): Shady stock trades worse than Pelosi's early career in record time

[Conservative from Georgia]

PA Rep. Rob Bresnahan campaigned on banning congressional stock trading. Instead, this freshman Republican has racked up 600+ trades in his first year…one of the busiest in Congress.

• Dumped up to $130k in Medicaid stocks days before voting to slash the program. Stocks tanked after.
• Bought data center supplier stock while pushing data centers for his district. Stock exploded +109%.

Crooked Nancy Pelosi built huge wealth over decades with her own controversies, but nothing like this flurry of timed trades as a brand-new member. Bresnahan is doing Pelosi-level suspicion on steroids right out of the gate. Total hypocrisy. Ban stock trading by Congress members now.

Rep. Rob Bresnahan sold stock in several Medicaid providers before voting for cuts

The Pennsylvania Republican is one of several members who have come under scrutiny for stock trading as Congress eyes a potential ban.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[Chuz Life]

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PA Rep. Rob Bresnahan campaigned on banning congressional stock trading. Instead, this freshman Republican has racked up 600+ trades in his first year…one of the busiest in Congress.

• Dumped up to $130k in Medicaid stocks days before voting to slash the program. Stocks tanked after.
• Bought data center supplier stock while pushing data centers for his district. Stock exploded +109%.

Crooked Nancy Pelosi built huge wealth over decades with her own controversies, but nothing like this flurry of timed trades as a brand-new member. Bresnahan is doing Pelosi-level suspicion on steroids right out of the gate. Total hypocrisy. Ban stock trading by Congress members now.

Rep. Rob Bresnahan sold stock in several Medicaid providers before voting for cuts

The Pennsylvania Republican is one of several members who have come under scrutiny for stock trading as Congress eyes a potential ban.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[Conservative from Georgia]

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duh, no one's claiming the government program has a ticker symbol. But pretending you don't get that it means the big managed-care companies (Centene, UnitedHealth, etc.) that actually run most of it and profit hugely from it is a pathetic deflection that insults both our intelligence. Your guy sold their shares right before voting to cut nearly a trillion in funding. That's the shady timing, not some semantics game.

 

[Chuz Life]

duh, no one's claiming the government program has a ticker symbol. But pretending you don't get that it means the big managed-care companies (Centene, UnitedHealth, etc.) that actually run most of it and profit hugely from it is a pathetic deflection that insults both our intelligence. Your guy sold their shares right before voting to cut nearly a trillion in funding. That's the shady timing, not some semantics game.

Just going by what you said.

If the dude was inside trading?

Bust his ass.

Same goes for Pelosi.

Nobody wants that shit going on.

 

[Conservative from Georgia]

Just going by what you said.

If the dude was inside trading?

Bust his ass.

Same goes for Pelosi.

Nobody wants that shit going on.

Agree.

 

[ThisIsMe]

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PA Rep. Rob Bresnahan campaigned on banning congressional stock trading. Instead, this freshman Republican has racked up 600+ trades in his first year…one of the busiest in Congress.

• Dumped up to $130k in Medicaid stocks days before voting to slash the program. Stocks tanked after.
• Bought data center supplier stock while pushing data centers for his district. Stock exploded +109%.

Crooked Nancy Pelosi built huge wealth over decades with her own controversies, but nothing like this flurry of timed trades as a brand-new member. Bresnahan is doing Pelosi-level suspicion on steroids right out of the gate. Total hypocrisy. Ban stock trading by Congress members now.

Rep. Rob Bresnahan sold stock in several Medicaid providers before voting for cuts

The Pennsylvania Republican is one of several members who have come under scrutiny for stock trading as Congress eyes a potential ban.

www.nbcnews.com

Investigate him!