Start with Pelosi and Schumer.
Our local congressman told me that his lifestyle was financed by campaign contributions. House, car, etc. That was in 1967. After he retired, his stepped in and made that seat his own. I think he’s still there.
But the public goes to jail for acting on info. Martha Stewart’s broker went to jail for insider trading and Martha Stewart went to jail for lying to the FBI.
During my military career anyone living “beyond their means” was looked at for possible wrongdoing.
If you bought Apple stock instead of every new Apple iPhone and cell phone service, you might be a millionaire. I haven’t done the calculation.
I remember seeing Nvidia in Value Line many years ago.
Microsoft stock has also soared.
Amazon also went up a great deal.
People like Paul Pelosi spend a great deal of time researching investments.
Half of Schumer’s neighboring households might have a member working in the financial industry.
"Elon Musk is right that some of our wealthy “public servants” need to have their puzzling finances scrutinized."
Until the people wake up and repeal the 16th Amendment (16A; direct taxes) to get rid of IRS, that amendment has weakened the 4th Amendment (no unreasonable searches and seizures) protections of everybody, including corrupt public servants. In other words, 16A is on Musk's side for scrutinizing the questionable finances of DC crooks imo.
"16th Amendment: The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived [emphasis added], without apportionment among the several States, and without regard to any census or enumeration."
The 16th Amendment is the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow for organized crime and needs to be repealed along with the 17th Amendment, popular voting for federal senators.
We'll call the repeal amendment Trump's Boston Tea Party II Amendment.