| Rob Bresnahan continues to come under fire for well-timed stock trades.
POLITICO reports that Bresnahan recently “sold stock worth as much as $50,000” in United Healthcare as the company struggled financially. When asked about his trade, “Bresnahan did not respond to requests for comment.”
The new report adds to a growing pattern of Bresnahan dumping health care related stocks while voting in Congress to rip away health care.
- The New York Times reported this week that Bresnahan “sold off between $100,001 and $250,000 worth of bonds issued by the Allegheny County Hospital Development Authority” which “came after a report identified 10 rural hospitals in Pennsylvania that faced immediate risk of closure.”
- And multiple news outlets previously reported that Bresnahan dumped his shares in Medicaid-provider Centene before voting to gut Medicaid.
DCCC Spokesperson Eli Cousin:
“Rob Bresnahan is voting to rip away health care from NEPA families in Washington, all while trading stocks that are directly impacted by his votes. Bresnahan has shown he cares more about his stock portfolio than his own community.” |
