Graham says Senate impeachment trial 'opened Pandora's box'
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., tells ‘Fox News Sunday’ he is ‘ready to work with’ the former president moving forward. He argues Trump’s speech was ‘politically protected’ and ‘did not cause the riot’ on Capitol Hill.
Fox News
Feb 14, 2021
14-minutes
https://youtu.be/ELxFQD3H_iE
Graham ~ Laura Trump represents the future of the Republican Party
Hints she will run for Richard Burr's seat.
"The biggest winner of this whole impeachment trail is Laura Trump. My dear friend Richard Burr who I like and have been friends with a long time just made Laura Trump almost the certain nominee for the Senate seat in North Carolina to replace him (if she decides to run). And I certenly would be behind her because I think she represents the future of the Republican Party."
13:22 to 13:44
>https://youtu.be/ELxFQD3H_iE
THROW THEM ALL OUT
How politicians and their friends get rich off insider stock tips, land deals, and cronyism that would send the rest of us to prison. (November 15, 2011)
In Throw Them All Out you’ll discover:
How members of Congress aggressively traded stocks during the Obama health care reform debate and profited from inside information
How Nancy Pelosi prevented a vote for two years on legislation that affected a company in which she had received lucrative IPO shares and held millions in stock
How ten members of Obama’s 2008 National Finance Committee, along with another dozen campaign-fund bundlers received Solyndra-like sweetheart loans
How Senator John Kerry used his position on the Senate Finance Committee to avoid stock losses
How John Boehner bought shares in five health insurance companies just as he killed the “public option” on health care
How Rahm Emanuel, when he was a congressman, showed nearly perfect timing by selling his stock in a company that his committee had oversight of and avoiding huge losses
How more than dozen politicians used information gleaned from private briefings with the Treasury secretary and the Federal Reserve chairman during the 2008 financial crisis and avoided huge losses
How Congressman Spencer Bachus aggressively traded stock options and shorted the market during the 2008 financial crisis, making large sums of money — all thanks to private briefings from the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve
How Congress members made big profits on biotech stocks with their inside knowledge of critical legislation
How a powerful congressman tripled his money by investing in a small Canadian biotech firm, thanks to federal legislation he supported
How Warren Buffett helped set up the financial bailout in 2009 while aggressively buying millions of shares in bank stocks that would benefit from his plan
Why hedge funds with politically active investors do much better than funds with no such political connections
http://peterschweizer.com/books/throw-them-all-out/