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Conservatives and Libertarian circles consistently make fun of Nancy Pelosi's blatant insider trading so I wouldn't be so sure. It's basically a meme. That sai
by jokethrowaway 4y ago
Conservatives and Libertarian circles consistently make fun of Nancy Pelosi's blatant insider trading so I wouldn't be so sure. It's basically a meme.
That said, additional legislation is unlikely to fix the issue, I'm sure Nancy will find another way to bypass any kind of checks coming their way (eg. setting up a company wherever in the world and trading through that).
No, legislating this kind of things can just create additional work for the accountants of the powerful but it will never fix the problem.
The only real change can come from removing power from a few hands and decentralise, giving it back to the people.
- MichaelCollins 4y agoI think conservatives see it either as a Nancy Pelosi problem, or a general government problem. Either way this doesn't apply pressure to their own Republican politicians. As a "Nancy problem", the incentive for Republican politicians is to let the problem continue because Nancy continuing to be contentious is politically advantageous for the Republican party. In the case of seeing this as a general government problem, their ideology says that the solution is less government. From this angle, Republican politicians still aren't incentivized to address this specific problem.