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Curtis denies insider-trading allegations, proposes procedural fix to avoid government shutdowns
Hinckley Institute of Politics · November 25, 2025
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Summary
During audience Q&A Sen. John Curtis denied prior accusations of profiting from insider knowledge, said he moved holdings into ETFs over perception concerns, and proposed a legislative fix to prevent government shutdowns by keeping appropriations from expiring.
An audience member raised a specific allegation that Sen. Curtis profited from insider information by buying stock in a COVID-testing company. Curtis denied the claim and said the accuser later apologized. He explained disclosure rules for members of Congress and said his campaign experience prompted…
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