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Why Is THIS Corruption Still Legal?

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March 24, 2025

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Jon Stewart and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez dive into one of the most baffling legal scandals in America: members of Congress being allowed to trade stocks while regulating the very markets they profit from. With 86% of Americans—across party lines—supporting a ban on this corrupt practice, why does it persist? Even right-wing figures like Josh Hawley have proposed legislation to stop it. The host questions whether politicians should be paid based on how well their constituents fare rather than their ability to game the system for personal gain. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!

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