But wait, there's more....
When a sitting Member of Congress goes from $65,000 to more than $30 MILLION in just a few short years—
that is not “good investing.”
That is not luck.
That is not coincidence.
It is power converted into wealth.
Rob Finnerty is simply doing what the media refuses to do—following the money.
Americans deserve to know:
How does someone go from modest means to sudden mega-wealth while in office
—without any transparent source of legitimate income?
Who benefitted?
Who paid?
What decisions were influenced?
And why is no one—no regulator, no watchdog, no ethics committee—demanding answers?
This is not scrutiny.
It is accountability.
If any ordinary American suddenly multiplied their net worth by 46,000%, the IRS, DOJ, and every federal agency would be at their door tomorrow.
When it’s a member of Congress, Washington yawns.
Finnerty is right to ask.
The public is right to ask.
And until the questions are answered, the suspicion remains.
Real journalism isn’t attacking those harmed.
It’s following the trail of those enriched.
Keep going.
When a sitting Member of Congress goes from $65,000 to more than $30 MILLION in just a few short years—
that is not “good investing.”
That is not luck.
That is not coincidence.
It is power converted into wealth.
Rob Finnerty is simply doing what the media refuses to do—following the money.
Americans deserve to know:
How does someone go from modest means to sudden mega-wealth while in office
—without any transparent source of legitimate income?
Who benefitted?
Who paid?
What decisions were influenced?
And why is no one—no regulator, no watchdog, no ethics committee—demanding answers?
This is not scrutiny.
It is accountability.
If any ordinary American suddenly multiplied their net worth by 46,000%, the IRS, DOJ, and every federal agency would be at their door tomorrow.
When it’s a member of Congress, Washington yawns.
Finnerty is right to ask.
The public is right to ask.
And until the questions are answered, the suspicion remains.
Real journalism isn’t attacking those harmed.
It’s following the trail of those enriched.
Keep going.
