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Unsolicited advice for Rep. Tom Kean: if we can see your trades it's not a "blind" trust.
The contrast of this race couldn’t be more stark. @politicalintegrity.us
Rep. Kean is running against Rebecca Bennett who gets a B+ on the Integrity Index and took the Political Integrity Pledge.
Rep. Tom Kean gets an F on the Integrity Index and is one of the top stock traders in Congress. He owns over $4,000,000 in individual stock and. Has received over half a million dollars in corporate donations.
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Marshall's team responded with: “The Marshall campaign will not share, nor has any obligation to share campaign operations information with our opponent’s reporters, and Kansans know that Senator Marshall and his team fully comply with both FEC rules and Senate ethics while fighting for Kansas,"
BREAKING: A new investigation found that Sen. Roger Marshall has had ZERO people on his campaign's payroll for the past five years, covering most costs with taxpayer-funded money meant for official travel.
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He is running against Bob Harvie who took the Political Integrity Pledge to: - Reject corporate PAC $$ - Support a stock trading ban + hold no individual stocks while in office - Support a lobbying ban for former members of Congress - Support overturning Citizens United
PA-01 Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick has received over $1,000,000 from corporate donors, including thousands from healthcare and defense contractor firms while sitting on committees that regulate those industries.
She is running against Mike Turner who gets an F on the Integrity Index and received nearly half a million in corporate contributions since 2024. He sits on the House Armed Services Committee and has received max donations from Honeywell, L3 Harris, Lockheed Martin, and many other contractors.
Nurse, Air Force Veteran, and Ohio 10th candidate Kristina Knickerbocker took the Political Integrity Pledge to: - Reject corporate PAC $$ - Support a stock trading ban + hold no individual stocks while in office - Support a lobbying ban for former members - Support overturning Citizens United
Congress reported over $100,000 in Stock trades this past week.
For our trader of the week, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse sold $33,000 in J.P. Morgan shares while sitting on a Senate finance committee.
See the full list here: integrityindex.us/stocks
A top Republican Senate Super PAC will be investing $5,000,000 in the South Carolina Senate race between Sen. Darline Graham and Annie Andrews, Axios reports. Annie Andrews took the Political Integrity Pledge and gets an A+ on the Integrity Index.
He is running against Jay Feely, a former NFL kicker who holds over $20,000,000 in individual stock, including nearly $1,000,000 in Palantir, and has received thousands in corporate donations.
Emergency room doctor and AZ-01 House candidate Amish Shah took the Political Integrity Pledge to: - Reject corporate PAC $$ - Support a stock trading ban + hold no individual stocks while in office - Support a lobbying ban for former members of Congress - Support overturning Citizens United
He is running against Rep. Ralph Alvarado who holds nearly $1,000,000 in stock and gets an F on the Integrity Index.
Former JAG, federal prosecutor, and Kentucky 6th House candidate Zach Dembo took the Political Integrity Pledge to: - Reject corporate PAC $$ - Support a stock trading ban + hold no individual stocks while in office - Support a lobbying ban for former members - Support overturning Citizens United
Abdul El-Sayed has never been in Congress and already does not own any individual stock. Stop hiding the truth, Mike.
