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In a fiery Dallas House race, candidates are trading accusations over stock trades—especially Palantir—fueling a broader Democratic push to tackle corruption and personal wealth in politics. One candidate paints his rival as self-serving, citing his own wealth growth, while the opponent deflects by blaming financial managers and calling the attack hypocritical. As primaries intensify, voters are watching closely as both parties grapple with money’s role in governance, with calls for banning congressional trading gaining public backing but stalled on Capitol Hill. Similar clashes are erupting nationwide, with challengers exposing inherited assets or past trades, and incumbents defending blind trusts or outsourced management. The core question remains: how to rebuild trust when money and power seem inseparable.

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