Pelosi's husband buys $1M in Telsa stock just before Biden annouces plan to convert federal cars into all electric.
Nearly half of Mr. Perdue’s FireEye trades, for example, occurred while he sat on the cybersecurity panel, a role that potentially could have provided him with nonpublic information about companies like FireEye. During that period, FireEye landed a subcontract worth more than $30 million with the Army Cyber Command, which had operations at Fort Gordon, in Mr. Perdue’s home state. In 2018, Mr. Perdue reported capital gains of up to $15,000 from FireEye trades.
And as a member of the Senate banking, housing, and urban affairs committee since 2017, Mr. Perdue bought and sold shares of a number of financial companies his panel oversaw, including JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and Regions Financial."
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/02/us/politics/david-perdue-stock-trades.html
Well, if they don't become even a little corrupt, they don't get any of their bills brought up for a vote. So, at some point, they go along to get along or they get going.