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Senator Raphael Warnock has explained why he doesn't trade stocks as a politician. "I don't own individual stocks in those corporations. And so when I make decisions... I'm not thinking about how this will impact my own pocket."

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unusual_whales3 years ago

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Cabron4203 years ago

His broker does the trading for him

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Sean G-winning3 years ago

If this is true, I’m happy for that as one of his constituents

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Investaholix3 years ago

Yeah sure, nice PR stunt

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Mounir Salaymeh3 years ago

Smart

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Hipster Finance 💵🔨3 years ago

Always wild when something that should be common sounds enlightened

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The Don of Stocks3 years ago

congress in general should not be allowed to participate in equity markets..

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Peter L3 years ago

That's exactly how it should be...for ALL elected government officials. If they don't like it then don't run for the job

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Chris Beccaria3 years ago

It should be illegal to do so

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