$ haveibeenpwned.com < congress.gov
$ true
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I’m confused by the reference to have I been pwned but it definitely seems that the lobbyists rule the roost.
haveibeenpwned.com is a website where you can check if your email and/or passwords have been compromised
Yeah, I just didn’t get the reference to it in context.
