How the heck is Markwayne Mullin worth $90 million?

Look — I’ve been against stock trading in Congress for a long time. This isn’t new for me. I ran against one of the most infamous insider trading cases in modern politics — Chris Collins — a guy who was actually prosecuted.

And I’ll say it clearly: I don’t think Nancy Pelosi should be doing it either. Or anyone in Congress.

But when you’re talking about someone like Markwayne Mullin — a guy who was a plumber before entering politics — and now you’re looking at tens of millions, even estimates pushing toward $90 million…

That raises serious questions.

That’s not normal.

That’s not what public service is supposed to look like.

And it’s not just the money.

There’s the behavior. The rhetoric. The image.

This is someone who has actually claimed to have operated as a kind of “secret agent,” suggesting involvement in things he can’t talk about or explain. Meanwhile, we all saw what happened on January 6. He hid under his chair.

So what are we supposed to believe?

Are we really buying this?

Because while the world feels like it’s coming apart — war, economic instability, rising tension everywhere — we’ve got elected officials acting like little boys pretending to be action heroes.

Not serious leaders.

Not accountable public servants.

But people playing roles.

And that’s the problem.

This isn’t about one party or one person. It’s about a system where the lines between public service, personal wealth, and performance have become completely blurred.

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