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On Wednesday, during an audience, the Democrats suggested that Marjorie Taylor Greene embarked on the offense of initiate.
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This caused the hearing for 20 minutes.
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The Greene professions during the April pricing dip made a meticulous examination of the Democrats.
Democrats suggested that representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has committed insider trading During a house audience on Wednesday, deraid the procedure for about 20 minutes.
THE DogeWho is chaired by the Republican of Georgia, held an audience on transgender athletes who participate in fences and other sports.
While the Democrats of the Panel criticized Greene, two of them – the representatives Greg Casar and Jasmine Crockett, both of Texas – mentioned Recent action trades made by the deputy.
“We are here because President Marjorie Taylor Greene thinks that if she is committed to vulnerable people like trans people, she can avoid having a discussion on the negotiations of initiates against her,” said Casar.
Greene bought tens of thousands of dollars in shares in a range of companies between April 2 and 9, when President Donald Trump pricing And subsequent break led to major changes on the stock market. The deputy argued that the transactions were made by an independent financial advisor.
“This is something that my portfolio manager done for me, and he did an excellent job”, the deputy said to Georgia Recorder last month. “Guess what he did? He bought the dip.”
Democrats argued that Greene and other Republicans close to Trump might have experienced the progress of the president's price in advance, allowing them to benefit of non -public information.
When Crockett spoke of the Greene professions, she showed a poster featuring the member's face.
“Let's look at fraud,” said Crockett. “We could investigate the question of whether the White House and the members of this subcommittee have embarked on the offense of initiate and the manipulation of the market. Perhaps it is a coincidence that the president brought hundreds of thousands of dollars in stock the day before a 90-day break on the prices, but I suppose that we will never know.”
The Republican representative Nancy Mace of South Carolina then asked to withdraw the words of Crockett, saying that the Texas MP “alleged a criminal act”. This led the Committee to suspend its activities to examine the Crockett remarks.
Finally, Greene recalled the meeting in order.
The Republican of Georgia asked Mace to withdraw his motion, claiming that the remarks of Texas Democrat were “at the limit” and that it was important to move on “in the interest of ensuring that we remain on the right track, instead of being diverted by the false accusations of the Democrats”.
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