Trump Says He Would Sign Bill Banning Congressional Stock Trading - News Facts Network
- Senator Josh Hawley reintroduced legislation on May 2025 to ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks while in office.
- This new bill revives the 2023 PELOSI Act amid escalating debate and bipartisan calls for reform following scrutiny of stock trades by Pelosi and Greene.
- The proposal restricts lawmakers to investing only in diversified mutual funds and U.S. Treasury bonds and penalizes violations with fines and profit forfeiture.
- President Trump told Time magazine he would sign such a bill, saying "If they send that to me, I would do it," signaling a major shift in political momentum.
- The growing bipartisan support and Trump's endorsement could increase political pressure for swift congressional action, though no timeline for advancement exists yet.
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Sen. Hawley Revives ‘PELOSI Act’ to Crack Down on Congressional Stock Trading
Sen. Josh Hawley Introduces PELOSI Act To Stop Insider-Trading - Nemos News Network
Via American Greatness, Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) has reintroduced the “Preventing Elected Leaders from Owning Securities and Investments” (PELOSI) Act that would prohibit members of Congress and their families from trading stocks while in office. The name of the act is a direct nod in the direction of 20 term Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) whose net worth has soared from $160,000 when she was first elected in 1987 to more than $140 million …
The P.E.L.O.S.I Act: New Bill in Congress to Stop Insider Trading - Geller Report
An obscene number of elected officials have become obscenely wealthy while in office. It’s criminal. This bill would ban such illegal activity. Any Congressman or woman who opposed such legislation is all but declaring their guilt. And maybe this will deter criminals from seeking public office who wish only to plunder and secure riches. The new bill in Congress to stop insider trading: pelosi-act-119th-cong P reventing E lected L eaders O wning …
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