Submitted by turbulance4 t3_10l4mvs in springfieldMO
pssssn t1_j5vgpys wrote
Reply to comment by turbulance4 in Hawley introduces Pelosi Act banning lawmakers from trading stocks by turbulance4
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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