Rep. Dan Crenshaw explains his stock trades during the pandemic as Democrats pounce

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The Houston Chronicle

The nonpartisan Campaign Legal Center found that the biggest trader in Congress during the early days of the pandemic was then-Rep. Phil Roe, a Tennessee Republican who made 366 transactions during those two months. Those trades were valued at between $2.4 million and $10.6 million. Roe told a Knoxville television station last year that the trades were all done by a financial advisor. They included purchasing stock in online communications programs like Zoom and Slack and selling off stock from a cruise line.

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