Submitted by turbulance4 t3_10l4mvs in springfieldMO
turbulance4 OP t1_j5vd7fl wrote
Reply to comment by cktk9 in Hawley introduces Pelosi Act banning lawmakers from trading stocks by turbulance4
> I am suspicious as fuck about the actual wording/intention of the bill/what else is in it
You can find the actual text of the bill with a simple google if you are interested in reading.
pssssn t1_j5vgpys wrote
Googling this, thought this was interesting, the bill Democrats tried to pass to do the same thing back in 2022 https://www.businessinsider.com/bill-text-nancy-pelosi-house-democrats-stock-trading-ban-2022-9
Actual text of current bill. Just like most contracts I don't feel like I understand this verbiage correctly enough without interpretation from someone that actually does this for a living. https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/8990/text
turbulance4 OP t1_j5vv8lf wrote
from you first link:
> While the House leadership bill is driven by top Democrats, some notable Republicans have, in principle, supported the idea of a congressional stock ban; Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri and Rep.
So he did support it before. Unlike what a few others have implied in this thread. Like u/Lachet
Lachet t1_j5vw913 wrote
No implication; I'd heard something along those lines and thought I'd ask. The bill in the article was introduced, but never voted on. Also, the addition of "in principle" does a lot of heavy lifted in that quoted chunk.
turbulance4 OP t1_j5vvn34 wrote
Also your 2nd link is not the current bill but the previous one. Here is the current one: https://www.hawley.senate.gov/sites/default/files/2023-01/LEW23036.pdf
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