
“The chart below (via OpenSecrets.org) shows the most common stocks among all members of Congress who served during all or part of 2010, ranked by the number of members invested in them, with breakdowns by party. (Note 2010 is the most recent year that data is compiled by OS)” [A who’s who of ‘indispensable’ corporations.]
http://www.economicpolicyjournal.com/2012/08/top-50-stocks-held-by-congressmen.html
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