Sen. Dianne Feinstein has been questioned by law enforcement over her husband’s stock sales during the early stages of the coronavirus outbreak, Fox News has confirmed.
Suspicions arose in March after it was revealed that several senators dumped stocks prior to the coronavirus pandemic upending the global economy. Initial reports of potentially problematic stock sales also included questions about Sen. Kelly Loeffler’s stock transactions.
Loeffler recently announced the liquidation of all of her and her husband’s stock holdings in managed accounts. Loeffler -- who has said her accounts were managed by outside investment advisers -- defended herself last month. She added: “I’m doing this because this transparency is being abused for political gain, and the steps I’ve taken to distance myself from these accounts are being ignored.”
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