Tommy Tuberville invests in infrastructure.

Tommy Tainant

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Despite losing the vote its good to see that Tommy is likely to benefit from the infrastructure bill he voted against.
Why are these people allowed to buy stock in companies that are directly affected by legislation ? This is bipartisan. The dems are up to their necks in it as well.
 

Despite losing the vote its good to see that Tommy is likely to benefit from the infrastructure bill he voted against.
Why are these people allowed to buy stock in companies that are directly affected by legislation ? This is bipartisan. The dems are up to their necks in it as well.


This story shows Senator Tuberville's incredible level of integrity.

He voted against his personal financial interests by voting "nay" on Biden's Infrastructure Atrocity.
 

Despite losing the vote its good to see that Tommy is likely to benefit from the infrastructure bill he voted against.
Why are these people allowed to buy stock in companies that are directly affected by legislation ? This is bipartisan. The dems are up to their necks in it as well.
Term limits. Set term limits and many of those problems go away as no one would be able to amass the amount of power that the likes of Schumer, Pelosi, McConnell and Tuberville have in 1-2 terms. Wont cure all the ills but many of them.
 
Term limits. Set term limits and many of those problems go away as no one would be able to amass the amount of power that the likes of Schumer, Pelosi, McConnell and Tuberville have in 1-2 terms. Wont cure all the ills but many of them.
Turkeys dont vote for Christmas though. Over here politicians leave parliament and work as lobbyists. They make a lot more from that. They seem to be tying themselves in knots sorting it out after the Cameron scandal but the answers are obvious to everyone who isnt in on the scam.
 

Despite losing the vote its good to see that Tommy is likely to benefit from the infrastructure bill he voted against.
Why are these people allowed to buy stock in companies that are directly affected by legislation ? This is bipartisan. The dems are up to their necks in it as well.

Forbes and CNBC predicted that the company, Cleveland-Cliffs, can provide much of the steel required for the building and renovation of bridges and roads that would come with the infrastructure bill.

Was it a secret? Or did everyone (including Forbes and CNBC) know it?
Doesn't sound like insider information.
 

Despite losing the vote its good to see that Tommy is likely to benefit from the infrastructure bill he voted against.
Why are these people allowed to buy stock in companies that are directly affected by legislation ? This is bipartisan. The dems are up to their necks in it as well.
I doubt coach knows what a conflict of interest is.
 

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