Reply #37: There is nothing there

[karynnj]

Like most Americans with money, he has bought and sold stocks. The likelihood is that he has an accountant doing it. This is public as it is for any Senator. I assume the Senator avoids any purchases or sales in times where through his committee he has inside information. He has never been accused of anything like that and that record for an earlier period was public and I'm sure scrutinized by Republican accountants. If there was anything, we would have read about it on the front page of every newspaper in 2004.

It is pretty low to suggest that the mere act of owning stock is evidence of something wrong. I admit I own stocks just as many people here do - though far far less than the Senator, who is really really wealthy. Is he suppose to keep all his money under the mattress?