The calls to prohibit Congress members from trading stocks have been renewed after Representative Greene purchased shares before Trump's announcement, raising accusations of manipulation. A new bill (H.R.1908) aims to prevent members of Congress and their families from trading while in office. It is viewed as a step to enhance transparency and trust in the legislative body. This issue highlights potential conflicts of interest and the importance of integrity among elected officials. Should those who make the laws be allowed to benefit from their insider information in the stock market? The debate intensifies over the ethics of Congress members and public trust. The new bill represents an attempt to address these growing concerns.

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