Rev. Warnock crushes Loeffler’s argument that ‘insider trading’ is the ‘American dream’
December 6, 2020 By Sarah K. Burris
Rev. Raphael Warnock in debate (Photo: Screen capture)
Appointed Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) was asked about her “insider trading” scandal that was under investigation by the Senate Ethics Committee and the Justice Department.
According to reports, Loeffler’s stock trades had peculiar timing. After receiving a briefing about the coronavirus early on in the pandemic, Loeffler dumped stocks that later fell because of the pandemic. At the same time, Loeffler was downplaying the seriousness of the virus.
Loeffler said that her stock dump is the very definition of the American Dream. Rev. Warnock explained that he doesn’t believe that stock trades are wrong or that Loeffler doesn’t have the right to play the markets, he said he doesn’t believe Loeffler, or any senator, should have the right to self-dealing at the expense of the American tax-payer.
“I’m okay with the fact that she wants to make money—I just think you shouldn’t use the people’s seat to enrich yourself. You ought to use the people’s seat to represent the people,” he said.
Loeffler claimed she’s a “job creator” and that Rev. Warnock “never created a job in his life. Warnock, who oversees a church executive committee of seven, an executive staff of seven, and church staff of two, started a jobs program at the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta.
See his answer in the video below:
ABC News
Democratic challenger Raphael Warnock on Sen. Kelly Loeffler: "I'm okay with the fact that she wants to make money—I just think you shouldn't use the people's seat to enrich yourself. You ought to use the people's seat to represent the people." https://abcn.ws/3mKoSel
Critics slam ‘robot’ Kelly Loeffler for short-circuiting when asked if senators should be dealing stocks as she did
Published on December 7, 2020
By Sarah K. Burris- Commentary
Appointed Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) was asked about her “insider trading” scandal that was under investigation by the Senate Ethics Committee and the Justice Department.
According to reports, Loeffler’s stock trades had peculiar timing. After receiving a briefing about the coronavirus early on in the pandemic, Loeffler dumped stocks that later fell because of the pandemic. At the same time, Loeffler was downplaying the seriousness of the virus.
Loeffler said that her stock dump is the very definition of the American Dream. Rev. Warnock explained that he doesn’t believe that stock trades are wrong or that Loeffler doesn’t have the right to play the markets, he said he doesn’t believe Loeffler, or any senator, should have the right to self-dealing at the expense of the American tax-payer.
“I’m okay with the fact that she wants to make money—I just think you shouldn’t use the people’s seat to enrich yourself. You ought to use the people’s seat to represent the people,” he said.
Loeffler claimed she’s a “job creator” and that Rev. Warnock “never created a job in his life. Warnock, who oversees a church executive committee of seven, an executive staff of seven, and church staff of two, started a jobs program at the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta.
See his answer in the video below:
ABC News
Democratic challenger Raphael Warnock on Sen. Kelly Loeffler: "I'm okay with the fact that she wants to make money—I just think you shouldn't use the people's seat to enrich yourself. You ought to use the people's seat to represent the people." https://abcn.ws/3mKoSel
Critics slam ‘robot’ Kelly Loeffler for short-circuiting when asked if senators should be dealing stocks as she did
Published on December 7, 2020
By Sarah K. Burris- Commentary
Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) (Screen cap)
Appointed Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) drew a lot of criticism for her performance in the nationally televised debate between her and her Democratic opponent Rev. Raphael Warnock.
Viewers noticed that questions from the debate moderators earned a response from Loeffler that had nothing to do with the question itself. When she was asked about whether she’d take the COVID-19 vaccine, Loeffler went off about “radical leftist” and Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and didn’t say a word about the virus that has killed over 9,500 people in the state.
Loeffler also tried to claim that Democrats want to get rid of healthcare while also having socialized health care at the same time. The two ideas are in conflict with each other.
Others questioned why Loeffler remained so monotone, robotic and lacked any expression when speaking.
See the comments from Twitter viewers below:
Appointed Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) drew a lot of criticism for her performance in the nationally televised debate between her and her Democratic opponent Rev. Raphael Warnock.
Viewers noticed that questions from the debate moderators earned a response from Loeffler that had nothing to do with the question itself. When she was asked about whether she’d take the COVID-19 vaccine, Loeffler went off about “radical leftist” and Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and didn’t say a word about the virus that has killed over 9,500 people in the state.
Loeffler also tried to claim that Democrats want to get rid of healthcare while also having socialized health care at the same time. The two ideas are in conflict with each other.
Others questioned why Loeffler remained so monotone, robotic and lacked any expression when speaking.
See the comments from Twitter viewers below:
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