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#CongressTradingBan
It’s time for real accountability in government. Members of Congress should not be allowed to trade individual stocks while making laws that impact the market. The #CongressTradingBan is about restoring trust and ensuring our leaders work for the people—not their portfolios. Too many times, we've seen suspicious trades around key votes and classified briefings. This isn’t about politics; it’s about ethics. Public servants should serve the public, not profit off insider knowledge. Let’s demand transparency, fairness, and integrity from those in power. Support the ban. Speak up. Hold them accountable. Our democracy deserves better. #BanStockTrading #PublicTrust
It’s time for real accountability in government. Members of Congress should not be allowed to trade individual stocks while making laws that impact the market. The #CongressTradingBan is about restoring trust and ensuring our leaders work for the people—not their portfolios. Too many times, we've seen suspicious trades around key votes and classified briefings. This isn’t about politics; it’s about ethics. Public servants should serve the public, not profit off insider knowledge. Let’s demand transparency, fairness, and integrity from those in power. Support the ban. Speak up. Hold them accountable. Our democracy deserves better. #BanStockTrading #PublicTrust
Renewed Momentum for Reform Amid Controversy
Recent events have intensified calls to prohibit members of Congress from trading individual stocks. Notably, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene faced scrutiny after purchasing substantial stock holdings shortly before a significant market surge following former President Trump’s tariff pause announcement.  
This incident has reignited bipartisan efforts to enforce stricter regulations. Senator Jon Ossoff’s bipartisan bill, which aims to ban stock trading by members of Congress, recently passed a key Senate committee, marking a historic step toward legislative reform.
the urgency for Congress to address potential conflicts of interest and restore public trust. 
#EthicsReform #TransparencyNow #PublicTrust
#CongressTradingBan
Recent events have intensified calls to prohibit members of Congress from trading individual stocks. Notably, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene faced scrutiny after purchasing substantial stock holdings shortly before a significant market surge following former President Trump’s tariff pause announcement.  
This incident has reignited bipartisan efforts to enforce stricter regulations. Senator Jon Ossoff’s bipartisan bill, which aims to ban stock trading by members of Congress, recently passed a key Senate committee, marking a historic step toward legislative reform.
the urgency for Congress to address potential conflicts of interest and restore public trust. 
#EthicsReform #TransparencyNow #PublicTrust
#CongressTradingBan
#CongressTradingBan The call for a Congress Trading Ban is growing louder as more citizens demand transparency and accountability from lawmakers. Elected officials should serve the people — not profit from insider knowledge. Allowing members of Congress to trade stocks while in office creates a dangerous conflict of interest and undermines public trust. A complete ban on congressional stock trading is not just ethical, it’s necessary to preserve democracy and restore faith in government. Public servants must be held to the highest standards. It’s time to put an end to self-enrichment in politics.
#AccountabilityNow #PublicTrust #StopInsiderTrading
#AccountabilityNow #PublicTrust #StopInsiderTrading
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