Even if we're talking about stocks in medical equipment companies, and the congressman votes against a tax on the companies.
The Congressman says there's no conflict, and the story says another reason it's not a big deal is that the holdings represent only a small piece of the Congressman's financial profile.
What do you think?
The story is here
The only thing inconsequential is Sensennbrenner's regard for the needs and wishes of his constituents, especially those he disagrees with or who don't contribute to his many campaigns.
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