Pelosi and her husband are always caught up in insider trading scandals.

Remember when they bought big at the very tip of coronavirus.{1} But this was insider info before the actual briefing.

Then they sold off biotech companies just before the crash at the beginning of February 2020, garnering more criticism.{2}

60 Minutes did a whole Scathing video on it.

Diane Feinstein and Marie Newman pulled the same trick.

The excuse is always: They have their investments in a blind trust, but they have no involvement in their husbands' investments....which for some questionable reason, are not in a blind trust.

Obviously, all politicians should have their significant others held to the same reporting and restrictions. If you don't like it, then someone else can server our country; the position is not for your enrichment. Yet, “We are a free-market economy. They should be able to participate in that,” Pelosi told reporters of Congressional stock investing, after her previous insider-trading scandal and STOCK act legislation.

Then the media, instead of highlighting these overt criminals, focus on their political rivals, people who their investments and their significant others', are both are in blind trusts. Like, Richard Burr, who's trades were well after the pubic knew, and Kelly Loeffler.

Kelly Loeffler's husband Jeffrey Sprecher, works for the New York Stock Exchange. "Clearly, they should have been aware of how inappropriate this looks." Fake-news Forbes said...but they did, which is why they both have blind trusts, unlike shifty Pelosi, Feinstein, and others.