mo money mo problems is one of my favorite songs. and apparently it's also the things that are wealthy republican senator kelly locklear the georgia republican is embroiled in her own scandal over pandemic related stock transactions to refresh your memory loss who practiced a bit of insider training when she liquidated a number of assets just before the coronavirus pandemic spread the timing was more than a little questionable because she did it within hours of attending a private briefing. giving her information other shareholders didn't have access to send their lawful or received recently launched a 4000000 dollar t.v. ad buy with 3 different spots you think that a republican senator who is essentially a villain appointed by the governor but not supported by the republican national committee or the leader of the party president of the united states that will trump would focus on her policy goals and try to gain wide range support in advance of the november election where she's going to face competition but no that's not locklear i

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