#国会议员交易限制

Current restrictions on stock trading by U.S. Congress members are caught in a stalemate of "strong legislative calls, weak enforcement effects." The core contradiction lies in balancing power oversight and individual rights. Reforms need to strengthen the timeliness of disclosures, expand the scope of prohibitions (such as for spouses and children), and introduce independent regulatory agencies. If left unchecked, the public's trust crisis in the government may further intensify.