Loeffler's husband did so while she's been under fire for selling off stock after classified COVID-19 briefing. Remember, Richard Burr did the exact same thing and the FBI served search warrants on his cloud account and phone last week. He resigned as head of Senate Intel immediately after he turned over his phone to the feds.

There's been speculation that he may have been left to hang by Trump administration due to his role on the Republican-led Senate Intel Committee and the recent report it published that Russia DID in fact work to interfere in the 2016 election. It was speculated that a lack of investigation into Loeffler's dealings would indicate that the failure to shield Burr from was retribution.

Loeffler's husband's $1M donation to Trump re-election efforts adds further wrinkle to the story.

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/05/20/kelly-loeffler-trump-super-pac-272626

Sen. Loeffler’s husband cuts $1 million check to pro-Trump super PAC

The Georgia senator is facing a tough election battle amid questions about her stock trading

Jeff Sprecher, the husband of Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-Ga.), sent a $1 million check to the leading pro-Trump super PAC even as she been fending off criticism around her family’s stock trading.

Sprecher, chairman of the New York Stock Exchange, donated to America First Action on April 29, according to a report the Federal Election Commission filed Wednesday evening. America First has been described as the sole “approved outside non-campaign group” by the Trump campaign.

Sprecher’s donation came as Loeffler has faced increasing criticism over stock trading during the coronavirus pandemic. She offloaded stocks shortly after a classified briefing on Covid-19 in January.

Loeffler has maintained she has done nothing wrong, saying she does not control her own stock trading. She later said she would no longer trade individual stocks.

Last week, Loeffler’s office said she turned over documents to the Justice Department, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Senate Ethics Committee regarding the trading. “The documents and information demonstrated her and her husband’s lack of involvement in their managed accounts, as well the details of those accounts,” a statement from her office said last weekend.

Loeffler is facing a tough intraparty challenge for her seat from Rep. Doug Collins (R-Ga.). Loeffler, Collins and a handful of Democratic candidates will face off in November in a special election, with the top two candidates advancing to a runoff if no candidate breaks 50 percent.

The National Republican Senatorial Committee has stuck with Loeffler despite the inquiry.

“Kelly Loeffler is a strong conservative voice for the people of Georgia,” NRSC Chair Todd Young (R-Ind.) said in an interview with POLITICO in early April. “She’s effectively representing them and she will continue to be an effective United States senator for the people of Georgia after November.”

Collins was Trump’s initial preference for the Senate seat left vacant when Sen. Johnny Isakson retired. But Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp bucked Trump and appointed Loeffler, who was sworn in as an interim senator in early January.

Loeffler has committed her sizable personal wealth to her campaign for November, loaning her campaign $10 million and pledging more.

Sprecher was not America First Action’s largest donor in April. Businessman Timothy Mellon gave $10 million to the super PAC.

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A lot of you players ain't okay.

We would have been better off with an okaycivics board instead of an okayactivist board