Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the investment opportunities and risks associated with stocks held by U.S. Congress members, highlighting two ETFs that track Republican and Democratic members' stock holdings, respectively [5][6][36]. Group 1: ETFs Tracking Congressional Holdings - The Unusual Whales Subversive Republican Trading ETF (NYSE:GOP) has a management fee of 0.75% and its largest sector allocations are Technology (24.15%), Financials (16.32%), Industrials (13.96%), Energy (11.77%), and Healthcare (7.40%) [5]. - The Unusual Whales Subversive Democratic Trading ETF (NYSE:NANC) has a management fee of 0.74% and its largest sector allocations are Technology (39.46%), Communication Services (13.22%), Healthcare (11.18%), Consumer Discretionary (9.90%), Consumer Staples (8.79%), and Financials (8.55%) [6]. Group 2: Notable Stock Holdings - Major holdings in the Republican ETF include JPMorgan Chase (4.49%) and in the Democratic ETF include Nvidia (10.62%) and Microsoft (8.09%) [7][8]. - Stocks in these ETFs exhibit two characteristics: they are undervalued compared to fair value and they pay dividends [10]. Group 3: Tyson Foods - Tyson Foods, established in 1935, is the second-largest chicken and pork processor globally, with a dividend of $0.50 per share scheduled for September 12, yielding 3.67% [12][14]. - The company is expected to report a 20.6% growth in earnings per share (EPS) for the first nine months [16]. Group 4: Allstate - Allstate, an insurance company founded in 1931, will pay a dividend of $1 per share on October 1, with a yield of 2.03% [19][21]. - The company anticipates a 22.40% growth in EPS for the upcoming quarter [23]. Group 5: Fidelity National Information Services - Fidelity National Information Services, focused on fintech solutions, pays a quarterly dividend of $0.40 per share, yielding 1.96% [28][30]. - The company is optimistic about its financial outlook and is planning a $12 billion acquisition to enhance its focus and profitability [34].