Kelly Loeffler calls liberal media ‘fact-free’

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She’s rich and well connected, especially in the financial world. Her husband is the chairman of the New York Stock Exchange.

So, when reports emerged that Georgia Sen. Kelly Loeffler moved early with stock trades to profit off the coronavirus crisis, the usual reaction would have been that it was a coincidence because she likely had her equities in a blind trust due to her and her husband’s positions.

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