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Luigi Mangione's 120-page healthcare history was accidentally shared by Aetna and his own lawyers, prosecutor says
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as for that, all their stock trades are public info. just look for the ones that are consistently beating the stock market (hint: it's all of them, but you have to dig a bit for most. Pelosi for instance proxies her buy orders through her husband so its slightly less obvious to us rubes what an obvious fucking insider trading scheme she ran)
Everybody points at Pelosi, but they literally ALL do it. How does Chuck Schumer, with a $175k salary, end up being worth $60 million, while keeping residences in two of the highest cost of living cities in America?
Republicans, Democrats, they ALL put their insider trading ahead of their job. It's the best perk of the job by far, and their primary priority.
Edit: Old info. Schumer is now worth over $80 million.
last i heard it was 81million. Pelosi is an easy target, because people are sexist, none of them trounce on the various men in the DNC, or even mentioning any GOP people that does it.
Hers is the most blatant, her husband being a hedge fund trader (or some such). She beats even the best stock traders, including Warren Buffet. Trump is by far the most corrupt, slimy, scumbag, pederast politician I've seen in my lifetime though.