So VZ does an ad with the Heated Rivalry guy and the CMO talks about his butt(?). Can’t imagine the backlash if the former CMO had Sydney Sweeney in an ad and made references to her assets….
But of course we know things like that only go one way….
Posts mentioning hashtag #politics
Below are all the posts — topics as well as replies — that mention the hashtag #politics.
Mention #politics in your post to continue the discussion!
How was Trump able to save Intel when none of the so-called experts could?
Is Mr. "Everything's Computer!" really just that much smarter than all the Intel PhD's, MBA's and "Rockstars" combined? These so called businessmen were all scrapping Intel for parts when Trump basically handed them their as--s and said "You are going to make computer chips like you are supposed to or go to jail." Now Intel is at ATH in less than a year. I guess he really is a VERY STABLE GENIUS and everyone one working at Intel owes him a giant debt of gratitude.
With the current state of healthcare costs in the US,
"65 is the new 55" as far as being able to retire goes. What's really a shame is that if the billionaire owned media didn't have us working class people at each other's throats over which political team we're on, (divide and conquer) we might have been able to get a handle on it before we reached this point.
How did our society fall so far?
Publicly known mo--n John Stankey makes the average AT&T employee’s salary in a day, for the job of deciding which wageslaves to lay off every quarter.
Not only should his job be ridiculed, but the same wageslaves even turn around and applaud him like Samuel L Jackson in Django.
How did we fall so far as a society that we allow this?
Does the corporate propaganda just work that well?
Did the Republican brainwashing of the population from the Reagan era work so well people have conditioned themselves to think it’s normal?
U.S. Iran War Update & the (True) U.S. Economy.
U.S. Iran War -
Israel struck earlier today.
This is after the "Ceasefire".
The U.S. Iran War is (far from over due to the ongoing hostilities between Israel-Iran).
At 1:00pm CST (today), Iranian drones struck the Saudi Arabian East-West pipeline.
Reported by oilprice, this (was) the (7-million barrel a day go around) for the Hormuz Strait (which is now essentially closed).
U.S. Economy - LEI - Leading Economic Index (Chart).
Oil Prices are (not) coming down, anytime soon; and it will weigh on the U.S. economy; and consumer spending (70.0% of GDP).
President Trump said “NO!”
Bill and Farley are reduced to begging…
Ford Motor and other U.S. automakers have asked for relief from aluminum tariffs after fires at a major American factory created supply bottlenecks for vehicles, though the Trump administration so far has rejected the requests, according to a report.
The Wall Street Journal first reported that Ford petitioned the Trump administration for assistance, citing people with knowledge of the conversations.
The government has so far not budged, the report said, adding that the discussions are part of ongoing talks about the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
Trump officials told the companies they had already received some relief from national security tariffs last year, when major automakers were allowed to recoup part of the 25% duties on auto parts, the report said.
So we’re funding their lobbying now?
They just asked us to fund their political agenda. With our own money. 🚨
Leadership held a call with Senior Directors and above asking employees to personally donate to one of the Political Action Committee that Altice USA recommends — that fund lobbying politicians and shape policy to benefit the company.
No reimbursement. Not a single cent back.
What do we get? A virtual badge. And “bragging rights” for the department that donates the most.
They claimed whether we donate or not has no influence on our employment, but I highly doubt that.
So let’s be clear: the company wants US to dig into OUR paychecks to fund THEIR political influence — and the reward is a digital sticker.
NH Senate Considers Freezing NCH Executive Pay After Layoffs
A New Hampshire Senate committee heard a bill proposing executive pay freezes. The bill targets Coos County hospitals, specifically North County Healthcare (NCH). It would freeze executive pay and bonuses for 18 months after significant layoffs. Proponents argue for accountability of public Medicaid funds. Opponents claim the bill removes local control and could harm healthcare.
Concord, New Hampshire
https://indepthnh.org/2026/02/18/coos-county-hospital-execs-would-see-pay-frozen-in-some-layoffs-if-bill-passes/
Georgia Bill Threatens School Funding, Teacher Positions
A new Georgia bill, SB 33, seeks to lower homeowner property taxes. This legislation restricts the growth of residential property values for tax calculations. School officials warn this could significantly reduce school district budgets. Many districts are already near their constitutional 20-mill tax rate cap. This could lead to teacher layoffs in some districts within a few years.
Atlanta, Georgia
https://www.savannahnow.com/story/news/education/2026/04/07/georgia-property-tax-bill-may-impact-schools/89496729007/
Oracle lays off 10K+ and files for 3K+ H1B petitions
Sound familiar?
Despite their bluster, these tech bros aren’t America First.
Neither end of the political spectrum are protecting American jobs.
Stop voting based on emotion and start voting for practical solutions.
Politics, Inner Circles, Favortisim, Power Control and Intimidation: Weak Leaders
Title says it all. Some areas are far worse than others.
I remember…
Remember when oil execs gave DT $1B… was that in exchange for this war?
Oil booming again following that weird rambling, low energy, slurred speech last night.
Weird! The President made a tweet about SF
I have just met with various Political Representatives of the tragedy that took place in California concerning the burning of thousands of once beautiful homes. It was brought to my attention that the Insurance Companies, in particular, State Farm, have been absolutely horrible to people that have been paying them large Premiums for years, only to find that when tragedy struck, these horrendous Companies were not there to help! I have asked the Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Lee Zeldin, to give me a list of the Companies who acted swiftly, courageously, and bravely in order to make their clients happy and, even more importantly, in order to fulfill their Legal obligations. Likewise, I have asked to see those Companies that were particularly bad. The names of some surprise me, but in the World in which we live, nothing really surprises me! State Farm, and others, should get their act together, and treat people fairly. The Government is looking into this matter as we speak! President DONALD J. TRUMP
Mar 31, 2026, 1:29 PM
Politico article today, Frank called a fake, hack, and poser by 6 top people at IRS
Great article in Politico today on Frank continuing his work style and Brooklyn bully boy tactics at the IRS.
PA Public-Private Partnership or Let's Play Political Hardball?
If you had to guess how the negotiations went down, you might imagine something like this: BNY Mellon strolling into town with the confidence of a Fortune 500 landlord who knows exactly how many jobs, leases, and tax dollars the state would prefer not to lose. And poor Gov. Shapiro — or rather, the Office of the Governor — suddenly finding itself in the awkward position of “strategically cooperating” while BNY casually unrolls a PowerPoint titled “Incentives We Expect, In the Spirit of Partnership.”
Because let’s be honest:
BNY Mellon didn’t walk into that meeting hoping for tax credits.
They walked in expecting them — the way a cat expects you to move when it wants your chair.
So yes, it’s entirely plausible that the conversation included a polite but unmistakable corporate nudge along the lines of:
“It would be a shame if all these jobs… relocated themselves to Pune.”
And voilà — multi‑year tax credits, workforce incentives, and a fresh coat of paint for Ross Street magically appear.
BNY wasn’t negotiating.
They were playing political hardball with home‑field advantage, a loaded bench, and the scoreboard operator already on their payroll.
In the end, the state got to announce “investment in local jobs,” BNY got its incentives, and everyone pretended this was a balanced partnership rather than a masterclass in corporate leverage. RV's smile says it all! #Life@BNY
Dell Derangement Syndrome (DDS)
A rare but rapidly spreading condition triggered when Michael Dell logs on, drops a “Go American” post, and starts sounding like he just got off a call with Donald Trump.
Symptoms include:
Immediate emotional spiral on internal boards
Writing a 9-paragraph manifesto no one asked for on the layoff site
Saying “this isn’t political” while being extremely political
Refreshing comments like it’s the stock ticker during earnings
Advanced stages:
Convincing yourself every product launch is now a campaign rally
Interpreting supply chain updates as coded political messaging
Believing your PowerEdge server has a voting preference
Diagnosis:
A corporate variant of Trump Derangement Syndrome but with more acronyms, fewer facts, and way worse comment sections.
Treatment:
Log off
Touch grass
Stay off layoff sites until mild sedation sets in
Strike on Ras Laffan LNG complex
technical commentary about satellite images of damage at Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG complex after the March 2026 Iranian strike.
Trains 4 and 6 are jointly owned with the Qataris by ExxonMobil.
- The writer thinks Iran may have chosen those targets deliberately to pressure both Qatar and ExxonMobil.
https://x.com/lngfrankie/status/2037769080900378883
Wow, those are some very interesting images. The highest quality I have seen to date, with some valuable information. Thank you for sharing.
If you are asking what I see, well, first understand a couple things. I am not a military person, or familiar with bo-b damage assessment. Nor am I a political person, or economist. I just build and operate the hardware. So I’ll tell you what this looks like from a hardware perspective, and label things that are objectively facts vs. things I am guessing at or if I put any opinions in.
With those caveats, here are some facts and my analysis of the Train 6 strike. I’ve attached two pictures. The first is the undamaged facility from happier days. I’ve labelled the north end of the train with some color coded boxes, and a couple dimensions on Train 7 to give a sense of scale.
Train 6 used an Air Products (now Honeywell) AP-X process, which has three refrigeration loops in series, each driven by a Frame 9 mechanical drive turbine – a propane (C3) loop, a mixed refrigerant (MR) loop, and a nitrogen expansion (N2) loop. Propane precools the feed gas and the refrigerant, the MR liquefies it, and the N2 subcools it all the way to -160 C.
At the southern most portion of the photo, in blue, there is the propane refrigerant system. Process equipment is to the west of the main spine rack, and the driver is to the east. Drivers include both the turbine and the compressors on a single shaft for each loop, and they are located under the 220 m long turbine building with the tan roof. Exhaust stack is immediately to the east turbine building, with the VFD components just south of the stack.
The red boxes in the middle are the primary liquefaction section, with two machines on the east in the turbine building, and the main cryogenic heat exchangers (MCHEs) on the west side of the rack. I’ve labelled the MCHE’s. The larger is the MR MCHE, which is about 50 m tall, and has a two inch thick aluminum shell. The N2 MCHE for gas subcooling is a little further to the west. It is shorter and has a stronger stainless steel shell; it is a substantially stouter piece of equipment. These two MCHEs combined are in the range of $50-100MM capital cost with a two year lead time.
The yellow box at the top is the helium extraction unit. The machinery is electrically driven compander, inside the small building, and the primary separation column is just to the east of the building.
With the basics out of the way, take a look at the second picture. I’ve marked where the missile impacted, and the visible area of damage; the shadows disguise some of the blast and make it a bit harder to see. But from my view, it is quite bad, having hit immediately north of the MR MCHE, doing a fine job of messing up the equipment in the liquefaction section. Compare to Train 7 next door. I’ve marked the approximate circle of visible damage, which indicates an immediate blast radius on order of 50 meters. While I’m not military, it is pretty easy to calculate the energies involved, which indicates to me that we are talking about something on order of ~100 kg HE warhead. Sizable enough to do some real damage, but not a catastrophic hit from 500 kg or more. I am a bit surprised I could not see more damage from the subsequent fires. Qatari emergency crews responded to the fires, and it appears to me they did quite well at extinguishing them quickly before significant escalation.
Note the precision of the hit. If I were responsible for targeting this facility, … well, I couldn’t do it, because I love these facilities and the machines in them too much. But if a hypothetical person who knew about the facilities and wanted to harm them was planning it, this is just about where they would place a strike to cause maximum damage. Possibly a little further to the southeast to strike right on top of the MR turbine, but certainly within about 50 meters of the actual strike point. That will give a feel for the CEP of these missiles. It is quite good, which I understand is not at all a given for nations building missiles. Remember the notorious inaccuracy of the Iraqi Scuds during the 1991 Gulf War. The Iranians don’t suffer from the same problem – they can hit what they aim at with considerable precision despite American and Gulf nation efforts at interception at one of the most heavily defended areas in the Gulf. In fact, in Qatar, this site is probably the most heavily defended site, only excepting Al Udeid air base and Doha itself.
What was damaged? The resolution is not adequate to fully identify everything – you’d really need a walk through to be sure. But it is clear the MR MCHE is destroyed, along with some of the smaller pieces of equipment around there. The N2 MCHE is still standing, but there is some visible damage. I’d guess that, even with the shell standing, a missile strike this close would complete destroy soft items – insulation, instruments, cabling, platforms – and likely perforate the shell with fragments such that it would be unusable as a pressure vessel. My best guess is the N2 MCHE will require replacement.
To the east, the turbine housing roof appears undamaged, but I think this is deceptive. The roof is about 40 meters high, and the missile blast wave will initiate below it and propagate sideways under the pipe rack and through the building. Both the N2 and MR machines are close to the blast point and likely received a significant overpressure, along with heat from the subsequent fire. I have no doubt they are damaged. Frame 9's are robust and reliable industrial machines, but they are not designed for missiles. Whether they can be repaired or will need to be replaced is an open question.
North of the impact point, I suspect the helium machine was protected from significant damage by the intervening piperack. However, the column protrudes above the piperack and probably caught an overpressure and significant fragmentation. My guess here is the helium column was likely perforated and will require major repair or replacement.
To the south, the MCHE’s and piperack absorbed most of the damage and my best guess is the propane system is likely undamaged, or only suffered minor damage.
Qatar has said the train will require 3 – 5 years to be back in operation. In my mind that seems a little conservative. If they can get to work immediately, and expedite procurement, I would guess about three years is a reasonable timeline. Five years I think is longer than will be required, absent another attack causing further damage.
Analysis? This is speculation on my part, and anyone might well disagree. But it appears to me that Iran was sending a message more than simply just trying to destroy. They used a precise missile, but with a somewhat smaller warhead, one that is large enough to cause heavy damage, but not so large as to cause catastrophic irreparable damage to the entire train or even to multiple trains. They also targeted two trains that are jointly owned with the Qataris by ExxonMobil. (Puzzle question – why did the second missile strike Train 4 instead of the larger Qatar-XOM Train 7? Or maybe they did try to hit Train 7, but that missile was intercepted? Don’t know…). But they conspicuously avoided hitting the trains that are co-owned by Japanese or Korean partners, trying to keep them onside or neutral in the war. To me, this strike seems to say, “Look Qatar and XOM – we can hurt you. But we didn’t hurt you as much as we could, and we want you to use your influence to get the US to stop and restore the status quo ante.” Whether that will work is for the political people to say. I do know the Qataris are royally ticked off at this attack.
Anyway, that is my read on it. It is definitely a very bad attack, one that caused substantial damage and will impact Qatari production for years. I am not trying to play down the impact in any way. But it is simultaneously true that it could have been worse.
I’ll look at the Train 4 strike when I can. Looks like the miss was a bit more there – it struck southwest of the turbine house, looks like it affected the propane equipment. These reviews take a bit of time, and I am chronically short of that commodity. But thank you again for sharing these photos.
CX Service Providers Teams Worst Ever - Time to purge these
Is ELT paying attention? Too much id--ts at leadership. Politics and favor is all their game torturing technically IC.
Only 1 reason why MD donated money
So he could be part of Trumps AI board. First, he took the knee, which is embarrassing for him and his company.
Second, he just reaffirmed he’d do anything for a buck
Finally, he showed what a greedy, money grubbing wh--e he is.
The usual circle gets everything
It's becoming impossible to ignore the fact that certain people get access to opportunities the rest of us don't even know exist, not to mention are considered for. It's always the same names for every good project, every interesting assignment. I guess hard work doesn't matter if you're not in the right group.
Trump lovomotive
Did everyone see the announcement that UP just launched a new Trump locomotive. Thoughts?
We should all be remote till Iran War ends
Gas prices are going insane. We're wasting valuable oil going back and forth to the office. We did it during covid, same thing should be done now.
When Culture Erodes, Organizations Calcify
A strong organizational culture is critical—once it erodes, the organization risks becoming rigid and ineffective. I’ve observed a growing pattern where hiring and leadership decisions appear influenced more by familiarity or networks than by merit and capability. When talent is no longer the primary driver, and internal politics begin to outweigh performance, it can weaken long-term innovation and competitiveness.
If this trajectory continues, there is a real risk of repeating the challenges we’ve seen elsewhere in the industry. Sustaining success requires protecting a culture that prioritizes merit, diversity of thought, and strong technical leadership.
The NO vote posturing by a couple of the locals is nothing more than
Kabuki Theater. Were they not at the table with the national during negotiations? If not, why not? The political environment is currently 100% against the union at the moment, including the NLRB. A new contract negotiation opens the union up to losing existing things that were not on the table with the extension. I don't believe Verizon will raise the healthcare caps and it's not Verizon that's raising the medical costs 10% a year, it's the healthcare industry. Union members should be more careful of who they vote for. When the 40 million dollar a year host of a Fox News show tells you that Bernie Sanders is a co-mie for trying to give you universal healthcare, maybe you should ask yourself if that host really has your best interests at heart? But on the upside I hear the Orange man is coming out with a better plan any day now /s
2 weeks later
Did everyone see that thoughtful message that came thru Teamworks last week about the United States and Israel attacking Iran and starting a full fledged war?
Yeah me neither.
US Department of Labor launches Project Firewall to protect America’s highly skilled workforce
Well you know where to go to
Whirlpool defends indefensible
https://wcfcourier.com/news/state-regional/government-politics/article_b8e2ee8f-7e90-5dab-b7ba-ed8602c706f5.html
What's up with TD PAC?
It seems like TD is really pushing contributing to TD PAC in a very aggressive way this year, far more so than in the last 20+ years since I joined. It almost feels like harassment at this point.
Trust: Earned over time, lost in a minute -- GOING, GOING, GONE!
Rick Wurster and team, you have all chosen to LOSE that trust, and respect by your BS activities and sc--wing people over with merits, bonuses, cozying up to trump. And I can guarantee that as long as you and your cronies stay in power, you, and the company, will NEVER earn that trust and respect back. You made your bed, now sleep in it, knowing that it is YOU that caused such poor morale and the loss of company reds while on YOUR WATCH!
State of Union
Trump just said wages have been increasing like no other. He must be talking about Jane’s raise. He definitely isn’t talking about mine.
This photo should make you angry
https://www.thecannatareport.com/xerox-global-print-go-to-market-q2-2026/
Very bottom of the page. Looks like some elitist party of millionaires out of touch with their own workers.
Paramount Skydance Hires Former Trump White House Lawyer as Head of Global Public Policy
WOW. Where are all the Ellison cheerleaders who were claiming that he was a super woke lib who was going to keep a huge distance from his Uncle Donald?
Seems pretty obvious that Davey made some promises (and surely some bribes) when he was at the White House, in exchange for government interference on his behalf.
https://variety.com/2026/film/news/paramount-skydance-hires-trump-lawyer-rene-augustine-svp-global-public-policy-1236662748/
The Department of war is on a war path
Pentagon needs more time to finalize defense firms on naughty list after initial review. https://breakingdefense.com/2026/02/pentagon-needs-more-time-to-finalize-defense-firms-on-naughty-list-after-initial-review/
We already know that Raytheon is on Trump‘s naughty list.
Trump Accounts Match
Not a peep yet if they will match. A laundry list have already stepped up.
The White House is watching.
Where Have the Real Engineers Gone?
Five years in, and I’ve yet to meet a technical leader who actually knows the tech. Most hide behind buzzwords and slides, playing politics instead of doing real work or learning anything new. How can people like that lead development—and how has senior management not figured this out?
$1,090,000 of CENTENE CORPORATION lobbying disclosed from Q4 of 2025.
Do we think the government has “the people’s” interest in mind? On a side note, below is a partial list of politicians transactions of just Centene stock last year alone. Interesting how they all seem shocked at the actions of health insurance company’s yet they all have skin-in-the-game of this money generating racket.
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
Sale
$100,001 - $250,000
Tim Moore
House / R
Sep 03, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Julia Letlow
House / R
Jan 13, 2026
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Tim Moore
House / R
Sep 03, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$15,001 - $50,000
Tim Moore
House / R
Sep 03, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Gilbert Cisneros
House / D
Sep 12, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Sep 09, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Sep 09, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$15,001 - $50,000
Tim Moore
House / R
Aug 05, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$15,001 - $50,000
Tim Moore
House / R
Aug 05, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Aug 07, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Tim Moore
House / R
Aug 05, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$15,001 - $50,000
Tim Moore
House / R
Aug 05, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$15,001 - $50,000
Tim Moore
House / R
Aug 05, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$15,001 - $50,000
Tim Moore
House / R
Aug 05, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Jul 09, 2025
CNC
CENTENT CORP
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Jul 09, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORP
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Jul 09, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Gilbert Cisneros
House / D
Jun 06, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Jun 10, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Jun 10, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Rob Bresnahan
House / R
Jun 09, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Sale
$15,001 - $50,000
Jefferson Shreve
House / R
Jun 22, 2025
May 12, 2025
ACCOUNT CLOSING
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Gilbert Cisneros
House / D
May 06, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
May 12, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Julia Letlow
House / R
Jan 13, 2026
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Rob Bresnahan
House / R
May 08, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Gilbert Cisneros
House / D
Apr 07, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Apr 10, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$15,001 - $50,000
Jefferson Shreve
House / R
Apr 11, 2025
Mar 05, 2025
PORTFOLIO REBALANCE
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Mar 06, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Mar 06, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Feb 06, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMIN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Dec 05, 2024
CNC
CELANESE CORP (CE)
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Byron Donalds
House / R
Nov 08, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Valerie Hoyle
House / D
Sep 12, 2025
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Nov 08, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Nov 08, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Sep 06, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Sep 06, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Sep 06, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Kathy Manning
House / D
Aug 16, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION COMMON STOCK
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Kathy Manning
House / D
Aug 16, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Aug 07, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Aug 07, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Jun 05, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Jun 05, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN WELLS FARGO & CO (NEW) CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
May 06, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Jan 04, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$15,001 - $50,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Oct 06, 2023
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$15,001 - $50,000
Daniel Goldman
House / D
Aug 13, 2023
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Earl Blumenauer
House / D
Jul 12, 2023
Jun 15, 2023
PART OF MY SPOUSE'S RETIREMENT PORTFOLIO.
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Kathy Manning
House / D
May 19, 2023
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Kathy Manning
House / D
May 19, 2023
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$15,001 - $50,000
Daniel Goldman
House / D
May 19, 2023
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN U.S. BANCORP CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Apr 07, 2023
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN .
None
Purchase
$15,001 - $50,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Apr 07, 2023
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Daniel Goldman
House / D
Apr 17, 2023
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$15,001 - $50,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Mar 03, 2023
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Daniel Goldman
House / D
Feb 24, 2023
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$100,001 - $250,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Feb 07, 2023
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$15,001 - $50,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Feb 07, 2023
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$15,001 - $50,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Jan 06, 2023
CNC
CENTENE CORP
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Diana Harshbarger
House / R
Nov 29, 2022
CNC
CENTENE CORP
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Diana Harshbarger
House / R
Oct 28, 2022
CNC
CENTENE CORP
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Diana Harshbarger
House / R
Oct 28, 2022
CNC
CENTENE CORP
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Diana Harshbarger
House / R
Oct 28, 2022
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Earl Blumenauer
House / D
Oct 05, 2022
Sep 26, 2022
PART OF MY SPOUSE'S RETIREMENT PORTFOLIO.
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
David B. Mckinley
House / R
Oct 12, 2022
CNC
CENTENE CORP
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Diana Harshbarger
House / R
Oct 28, 2022
CNC
CELANESE CORP (CE)
None
Exchange
$1,001 - $15,000
Byron Donalds
House / R
Nov 08, 2024
CNC
CELANESE CORP (CE)
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Byron Donalds
House / R
Nov 08, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Kathy Manning
House / D
Aug 10, 2022
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Kathy Manning
House / D
Aug 10, 2022
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Kathy Manning
House / D
Aug 10, 2022
CNC
OF THE TRANSACTION, I SOLD THE STOCK. CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Earl Blumenauer
House / D
Apr 01, 2022
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Earl Blumenauer
House / D
Apr 01, 2022
Feb 24, 2022
DUE TO MISCOMMUNICATION WITH MY FINANCIAL ADVISOR, THIS STOCK WAS PURCHASED IN ERROR. ONCE I WAS INFORMED
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Oct 14, 2021
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
None
None
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Sep 15, 2021
CNC
CELANESE CORP (CE)
None
Exchange
$1,001 - $15,000
Byron Donalds
House / R
Nov 08, 2024
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Susie Lee
House / D
Jun 14, 2021
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Kathy Manning
House / D
May 06, 2021
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Susie Lee
House / D
Mar 11, 2021
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$581.86
Peter Meijer
House / R
Dec 30, 2022
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Kathy Manning
House / D
Feb 04, 2021
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Kathy Manning
House / D
Feb 04, 2021
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Susie Lee
House / D
Dec 08, 2020
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Oct 21, 2020
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Susie Lee
House / D
Dec 08, 2020
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Jun 17, 2020
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Gilbert Cisneros
House / D
May 13, 2020
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Apr 20, 2020
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
May 13, 2020
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Susie Lee
House / D
Jun 15, 2020
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Susie Lee
House / D
Jun 15, 2020
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Susie Lee
House / D
Apr 28, 2020
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Katherine M. Clark
House / D
Dec 11, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Katherine M. Clark
House / D
Dec 11, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Nov 12, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Nov 12, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Oct 16, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Oct 16, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Susie Lee
House / D
Sep 30, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Gilbert Cisneros
House / D
Sep 11, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Sep 11, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Aug 06, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Gilbert Cisneros
House / D
Jun 18, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Susie Lee
House / D
Jul 18, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
May 10, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
May 10, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Apr 11, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Susie Lee
House / D
Apr 08, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Gilbert Cisneros
House / D
Apr 16, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Mar 08, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Jan 11, 2019
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
ST
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Carlos Curbelo
House / R
Sep 25, 2018
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Aug 10, 2018
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Mar 09, 2018
CNC
RATION CMN
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Feb 11, 2018
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION CMN
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Ro Khanna
House / D
Dec 12, 2017
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Katherine M. Clark
House / D
Aug 15, 2017
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
None
Purchase
$1,001 - $15,000
Katherine M. Clark
House / D
Aug 15, 2017
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
None
Sale
$1,001 - $15,000
K. Michael Conaway
House / R
Oct 12, 2016
CNC
CENTENE CORPORATION
None
Sale