One issue has brought America together at last – the question over whether members of Congress, who often have insider information about rules, regulations and …
One issue has brought America together at last – the question over whether members of Congress, who often have insider information about rules, regulations and laws that affect various companies and their stocks, should be allowed to buy and sell while they are in office. They shouldn’t. That’s according to Convention of States Action, which worked The Trafalgar Group – one of America’s most accurate pollsters in 2016,2018,2020, and 2021 – on a new poll. “In an era of hyper-partisanship, voters in all parties agree that members of Congress should not be enriching themselves using ‘insider information’ while serving the people,” explained Mark Meckler, president of Convention of States Action, “Congress has a history of passing laws that make it appear as if they are behaving ethically, while continuing to do things that are not honest nor ethical.
