A number of Democrats and Republicans in Congress united in opposition this week to the strict limits imposed by Robinhood and other online stock brokerages on the purchasing of GameStop and other stocks. There was a sense that the nation was watching a populist insurgency win out, however temporarily, against a so-called rigged system. Yet there is not a broad consensus on policy goals to pursue in response. That dynamic mirrors the partisan gaps in other areas in which the parties have found some shared gripes, most notably with the major U.S. tech companies. | 
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