This is EXACTLY why the 4th amendment is in this. The court may not have wanted to address this, but it is a factor open for argument. Congress who most of them, if not all, are violating the law by have a double emolument, dual citizenship. etc. They can shove it, when we know a lot of them are involved in insider trading as well. They don't get rich off of their income as a congressional person, they get rich, by violating the law, thinking they have immunity from the law. Most of them violate the 13th amendment of the constitution. Most of you need to learn the HOBBS act, Extortion and Robbery (18 USC 1951) https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1951 and https://www.justice.gov/archives/jm/criminal-resource-manual-2402-hobbs-act-generally#:~:text=The%20Hobbs%20Act%20prohibits%20actual,%C2%A7%20371.
In addition, Learn 15(b) of the STOCK Act,
The Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act (STOCK Act) of 2012 is a law that was passed to prevent members of Congress and other federal officials from using non-public information for personal gain:
https://www.congress.gov/bill/112th-congress/senate-bill/2038
Section 15(b) of the STOCK Act also adds other federal criminal laws relating
generally to public corruption or elections, for which a final felony conviction would result in losing creditable service as a Member of Congress for federal pension purposes, including,
among other offenses:
I. criminal offenses include conflicts of interest;
2. conspiracy to make false clain1s;
3. making false claims to the government;
4. vote buying;
5. illegal solicitation of political contributions from federal employees;
6. soliciting political contributions in a federal building or office;
7. theft, conversion, or embezzlement of government funds or property;
8. false statements to the government;
9. obstruction of proceedings before government agencies; or
10. attempt to evade or defeat paying taxes.
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