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EXCLUSIVE — Rep. Bryan Steil Details Push to Ban Congressional Stock Trades — Seth Magaziner | ChamberLight
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Rep. Bryan Steil described a bill that would restrict members of Congress and their families from buying individual stocks and set rules and penalties for selling existing holdings. He said the measure would help restore public trust; the article reports support from more than 70 House members and briefly notes criticism from three Democrats.
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People in this story 6 Representative and sponsor of the stock-trading restrictions described in the article
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Representative who, with two other Democrats, said the bill falls short
Representative who, with two other Democrats, said the bill falls short
Representative who, with two other Democrats, said the bill falls short
House Speaker who Steil said endorsed fast-tracking the bill
House Majority Leader who Steil said endorsed fast-tracking the bill
Representative who, with two other Democrats, said the bill falls short
House Speaker who Steil said endorsed fast-tracking the bill
House Majority Leader who Steil said endorsed fast-tracking the bill
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