>>16301199
Sounds like COLLUSION between Congress and the SEC. Basically, Congress gave the SEC power to delegate. This is Congress's basic duty per Article 1 - "vesting of 'all' legislative power in Congress". They basically, without any discretion it seems gave the SEC way too much power. SEC heads are NOT elected officials. Only our elected officials (by the people) are supposed to have legislative power.
Given all the fraud going on with Wall Street, Big Corporations, Tech Companies, Congress and members of Congress (ahem, Piglosi, Feinstein, and other) profiting GREAT sums via possible insider trading, one wonders what has the SEC really been up to? Did they just turn a blind eye to Twitters SEC filings for example? Did they play favorites to help manipulate certain markets/corporations/industries??? While at the same time really nailing it to the individual taxpayer??