In a recently published book, "Throw Them All Out," Peter Schweizer asserted that members of Congress may be exempt from some insider trading laws.
The next morning she came dashing into our bedroom with (at Linda's insistence) a shiny coin and (at mine) a book, "Throw Your Tooth on the Roof," that describes tooth traditions from around the world.
The bill, a version of which has also passed in the Senate, stemmed from a recent "60 Minutes" report and the book "Throw Them All Out," by Peter Schweizer, which examined stock dealing in the hallways of the House and Senate.
The reason they can get away with it is that insider trading is perfectly legal for members of Congress, at least according to Peter Schweizer, the author of the book "Throw Them All Out", on which the CBS episode drew.In this section The president chooses his ground Spare a penny?
In 2003, her dog Cooper "authored" a food book, Throw Me a Bone.
I've been called many things in the last two weeks with the release of my new book Throw Them All Out by politicians from both political parties, but never a "sock puppet".
