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Congressional conflict of interest: Why did the STOCK Act fail?

Since 2020, more than two dozen efforts to strengthen the STOCK Act have gone nowhere, because the people who would bear the cost of reform are the ones voting on it.

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Congressional conflict of interest: Why did the STOCK Act fail?
Since 2020, more than two dozen efforts to strengthen the STOCK Act have gone nowhere, because the people who would bear the cost of reform are the ones voting on it.
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