Wall Street may seem like the symbol of “big money” and greed to most Americans, but some of the greatest flow of money happens at our nation’s capital. As a result, it should be no surprise that our federal lawmakers make some of their most profitable investments in Washington.

I’m not referring to illicit campaign bribes or anything of the like. I’m talking about the legal maneuvers our trusted lawmakers pull while writing laws.

The Occupy Wall Street Movement has clearly painted an image of the 1 percent as evil, greedy business moguls that have centralized their wealth through corporate greed and corruption. These “bad guys” are the so-called 1 percent (those worth $370,000 or more) who “deprive” the 99 percent of all opportunity.

So plays the broken record on our streets and on our TV screens. Read more.