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Imagine for a moment that you were a leftist, a no doubt disturbing image. Of course, you would feel justified in impeaching the President; after all, didn’t he sleep with a Chinese spy while serving on the House (no pun intended) Intelligence Committee? Oh wait, that was someone else that even as a leftist you would have a hard time liking, but who isn’t an evil Republican, so let’s let the spy thing slide, okay?

But surely you could hold the President responsible for his elitist insider trading, right? After all, only a truly snobbish individual would think that allowing themselves to get rich by taking advantage of their elective office was okay. Rumor has it that the guy socked away over 200 million dollars from the despicable practice of using information that the general public wasn’t privy to. Hmmmmm just a second, that may have been the illustrious leader of your own party, as the story carried by “The Political Insider” makes clear. The article states that

In the premiere episode of “The Truth with Dennis Michael Lynch,” co-host Harlan Hill pointed out that Pelosi is one of the richest members of Congress, to the tune of at least $202 million in 2014.

Hill said Pelosi’s husband Paul is an “ultra-wealthy real estate investor and venture capitalist who has been an active investor in large companies that have been impacted by his wife’s regulations,” but yet we don’t have a record of his finances.

“Nancy Pelosi has engaged in insider trading,” Hill said, “because she’s been the beneficiary of information that other people wouldn’t have, so Paul Pelosi is able to make active trades on her insider knowledge.”

Wow, that’s a lot, and that’s only up to 2014. Nancy has been doing big things since then, including making some timely pre-shutdown investments in Amazon. An article by Doyle Alexander that appeared in “En-volve.com” highlights Pelosi’s good fortune

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and her husband are cashing in already on $5 million of Amazon stock purchased during the time frame that closed-door coronavirus meetings were being conducted in Congress.