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taualum23
Sep 23, 2005, 4:11 PM
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Don't be SILLY you silly-head. Frist, the honorable and honest man that he is, sold the stock at it peak, two weeks before disappointing earnings to AVOID the appearance of a conflict of interest. But, of course, had ignored suggestions to do so earlier because it was in a "blind trust." Except, of course, for the fact that he gave the order to sell, which is outside the parameters of control in a blind trust. But it;s OK, because senate rules give him the ability to sell to...you guessed it....avoid the appearance of a conflict. He's a stand-up fella.
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