Thursday, September 20, 2012

It's Way Too Sensitive to Release Over Email...



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From: Wall Street Daily <wallstreetdaily@wallstreetdaily.com>
Date: Sat, Sep 15, 2012 at 9:11 PM
Subject: It's Way Too Sensitive to Release Over Email...




Wall Street Daily
Dear Wall Street Daily Nation,

The Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act passed in March, officially outlawing members of Congress from leveraging their elected offices for personal gain.

The bill, however, ONLY targets politicians.

It does nothing to discourage the rest of us from using political intelligence to make enormous sums of money.

That's good news...

Because the political intelligence I gained from spending the last 10 months inside of Capitol Hill is, well... profound.

It comes on good faith, straight from inside Congress.

I'd rather not release this information over email, though. (It's far too sensitive.)

Everything you need to know is in my investigation below.

One word of caution...

Try not to get too upset over the content.

I promise you there's a silver lining for readers.

VIEW IT NOW.

Ahead of the tape,

Robert Williams, Publisher, Wall Street Daily
Robert Williams
Publisher, Wall Street Daily

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