Washington’s war on winning: Stop the ‘Stop Insider Trading Act’

The regulation of insider trading by members of Congress and other government officials should be abandoned in favor of rules that apply equally to all sources of income. After writing about it for almost 10 years, I’m convinced that opp…
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