Report: U.S. Rep. Jonathan Jackson faces minimal penalty after disclosure violations – Center Square

According to a new report, Illinois U.S. Rep. Jonathan Jackson has violated federal law by making late disclosures of stock trades. This is the second time since 2023 that Jackson has violated the STOCK Act, which requires members of Congress to disclose trades within 45 days.
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9mm
7 months ago

Another clerical oversight.

Taxpayer
7 months ago

Another corrupt Jackson.
Who woulda thought

Call my shrink
7 months ago

Sure he does. If it was a regular person the fines would be heavier and prison time a sure thing

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