By Riley Adams, edited by Kyle Woodley, Wealthup.com
In recent years, a growing spotlight has been affixed on trades by members of Congress. That's because 535 of the most powerful people in the world-with not only access to information most people don't have, but the ability to control policy-have also been abnormally savvy investors at times.
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