Ex-congressman from Indiana gets bail in stock fraud case

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3 thoughts on “Ex-congressman from Indiana gets bail in stock fraud case

  1. All this while the top leadership of the UAW get early release from prison after millions of dollars stolen from the union for their personal use, not to mention fraud, bribery, collusion and more, all at the expense of their union membership. Of course the prosecution and judges were either appointed by or related to the upper level democrat leadership of our country.

    1. Upon reading, Kevin immediately feels the need to post a counter-point to an article that mentions the word “Republican” ONCE. Surprised you were able to avoid mentioning “Nancy Pelosi” in your comment. Laughably sad stuff here.

  2. Buried on the back page, maybe, of the Indianapolis Star. Why isn’t this being reported more by local media? The guy who campaigned with his combat boots slung over his shoulder (he was actually stationed far behind the front lines reviewing contracts and writing wills for the actual front line soldiers.) leveraged his “public service” for personal gain.

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