When you received the private briefing regarding the coronavirus pandemic, you dumped millions of dollars of stock in order to protect your own investments. And then weeks later, when there came an opportunity to give ordinary Georgians an extra $600 of relief, you said you saw no need and called it counterproductive.
Raphael Warnock questions the ethics of a senator who sold stocks before the pandemic and refused to support relief for Georgians.
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