The PoliWealth Minute — June 24, 2026
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Congressional disclosures reveal a bipartisan whisper on telecom and healthcare. Three lawmakers bought AT&T in late May, while others accumulated UnitedHealth Group shares back in April. Home Depot also saw clustered buying in March. But the real story is the filing backlog. Representative Lisa McClain trails by 938 late reports, with a single entry delayed over a year and a half. Representative Valerie Hoyle and Representative Julia Letlow also lag significantly behind disclosure deadlines. On the trade front, Senator Ashley Moody chairs the HELP Committee and holds Eli Lilly positions worth over $350,000. Senator Ron Wyden, a budget committee member, holds similar stakes. Meanwhile, House Budget Committee Chair Tim Moore has traded Centene shares nearly thirty times, accumulating over $1.1 million in the healthcare sector. These moves occur alongside millions in recent lobbying activity for these companies. It is a data-heavy week showing where money moves, even if the paperwork is moving slower. From PoliWealth, thats your minute. Well see you tomorrow.
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