Originally Posted by Jeffery J. Haas
Cantor still has up to $15,000 in the same fund. Contacted by Salon this week, Cantor’s office gave no indication that the Virginia Republican, who has played a leading role in the debt ceiling negotiations, has divested himself of these holdings since his last filing. Unless an agreement can be reached, the U.S. could begin defaulting on its debt payments on Aug. 2. If that happens and Cantor is still invested in the fund, the value of his holdings would skyrocket.
Eric Cantor's Glaring Conflict of Interest
So Canter placed a bet that the government would go into shut-down mode; just as the Banksters placed bets that homeowners would default on shoddy un-doable home mortgages in the lead-up to the housing crisis?


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