The recurring methods by which money, access, and oversight get bent — each one visible in the public record. Open any method to read the live, sourced examples behind it.
Holding, trading, or steering money toward an interest while holding the public office that funds, regulates, or oversees it.
Money, votes, and favors that circle back to their source — a donor funds an official who advances a contract that funds the donor.
Funding traced hop by hop until the trail hits a vanish point — a shell company, an offshore vehicle, an undisclosed beneficial owner, or a filing simply never made.
A commitment captured on the public record, set beside the sourced vote, filing, or action that broke it.
Arguing one rule in public while a court filing by the same party argues the opposite — visible only when you read both.
A company's stated environmental or social commitment paired with its own self-disclosed record on the same measure.
Statements that contradict documented actions, filings, or prior positions — a public claim set beside the primary record that breaks it.
Access transferred by employment: the move from a regulator's chair to the industry it regulated, and back again.
Counts are live from the public corpus and link straight to the underlying records. Sourcing standards: /methodology. Auto-generated, inference-tier observations are kept separate from this list.
