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divested

adjective as in bare

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“I don’t see any contradiction, and I have divested. Meanwhile, many of those same industries are spending more than a million dollars combined against me and for my opponent.”

“If he has truly divested from these industries, the timing raises serious questions about accountability and transparency.”

Carrillo says he has since “fully divested,” without specifying which stocks he sold.

He said he divested in June 2024 but did not specify which stocks he sold when questioned by The Times.

As those of you who were around before Trump poisoned all ethics and morals in politics will recall, candidates actually divested themselves of their businesses, often putting them in a blind trust in order to avoid even the perception of conflict of interest.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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