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“DECLINED TO COMMENT” – Rob Bresnahan Fails to Answer for His Corrupt Stock Trading in Congress

Rob Bresnahan’s stock trading is back in the news. 

New reporting from City & State Pennsylvania takes a dive into Bresnahan’s broken promise to ban congressional stock trading and how he “has faced increased scrutiny for the timing and frequency of his stock trades.”

The executive director of the nonpartisan organization Common Cause Pennsylvania criticized Bresnahan specifically for dumping stock in Medicaid providers directly before he voted for historic health care cuts, saying: “If that’s not insider trading, then I don’t know what is.”

Asked by City & State about his stock trading while in office, Bresnahan “declined to comment for the story.” 

It’s clear that Bresnahan still has no answer for why he lied to the hardworking people of NEPA and for why he has played the stock market in office while voting to unleash pain on his own community.

Read the latest reporting from City & State Pennsylvania for yourself:



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