If the competitor of one of the companies he’s aided with influence/decisions/contracts is made aware of a financial conflict of interest that he failed to disclose, or violated rules to recuse, they would have a case.. That is the only way I see anything happening… maybe not criminal liability (that would likely require OIG or DOJ to take action), but public compensation/settlement paid with taxpayer $ to the wronged competitor would be a political liability that Dems may not be willing to support with upcoming midterms. GOPs gambit here is to make the disclosures public for critical review and create a litigious circus against the taxpayer that becomes a political winner in Nov.</crystalBallOff>