Shareholder suit accuses Sen. Richard Burr of securities fraud

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Sen. Richard Burr is being sued after selling shares in a hotel company while possessing confidential information about the potential impact of the coronavirus pandemic

Sen. Richard Burr is being sued after selling shares in a hotel company while possessing confidential information about the potential impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

The coronavirus pandemic has devastated the travel industry, from cruises to airlines to hotels. Wyndham was no exception — the company’s stock sold at $59.96 on Feb. 19 but has dropped precipitously, to $25.03 on Monday.

 

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RESIGN now, draining the swamp

Lock him up!

Here's hoping he gets it good!

Johnny Cash this guy’s ass.

Wahoo!!!

He will have to use the money he made from confidential information to keep himself out of jail. Throw the book at him.

Good. Shame on him.

SenatorBurr needs to go to jail.

Everyone smells shadey gravy...

He violated the First Rule of being a Republican: You can mess with the peasants all you want, but don't ever try to screw over the rich.

Money over human life

It’s a start. He should be in jail though.

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