In recent years, the American public has watched with growing concern as powerful federal agencies operate without transparency, accountability, or consequence. Institutions like the U.S. Justice Department, FBI, IRS, and CIA have all faced high-profile scandals involving overreach, political targeting, and abuse of authority. The damage isn’t merely reputational — it’s institutional, eroding public trust and threatening the rule of law itself. As the Trump administration renews its commitment to restoring integrity in government, one agency stands in desperate need of scrutiny: the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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