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Democrats Try to Push New Stock Trading Ban Despite Having Some of the Biggest Offenders in Their Party
Hopefully this isn’t controversial, but this writer would like to believe that most — if not all — Americans fully believe that politicians of all stripes, persuasions, and parties should not be allowed to enrich themselves through a stock market on which they have outsized influence.
It’s not just a dereliction of duty when government fat cats do this — it’s a full-on betrayal to the Americans who elected them.
Given that reality, when a group of House Democrats introduced a bill Thursday dubbed the “No Getting Rich in Congress Act,” you’ll have to excuse me for giving them a tiny droplet of credit.
Now, make no mistake, this bill is very much intended to denigrate President Donald Trump and his administration.
The Hill reported that the bill “would ban the president, vice president, members of........