Congressional members have once again outperformed the stock market, with some reaping substantial gains in industries where they hold legislative power and influence, such as technology and energy. This seems to have bypassed the recent push for legislation banning individual stock trading by members of Congress. Some, like certain Democrats and Republicans, appear to leverage their keen insights into political dynamics and their access to confidential information to bring substantial returns for themselves and their families. While legally unimpeachable, this practice raises questions about their impartiality and transparency.