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Pelosi Opposes Banning Lawmakers From Owning Stocks, Cites ‘Free-Market Economy'
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Stock purchases by some senators since the pandemic sparked probes, but House Speaker Nancy Pelosi wants to continue allowing such investments for lawmakers.
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Nancy Pelosi revealed why she doesn’t believe members of Congress and their spouses should be banned from trading individual stocks while serving in Congress.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday said lawmakers should not be barred from trading stock, a practice that has come under scrutiny
Nancy Pelosi defended the right of members of Congress to trade individual stocks in the face of a report detailing rampant violations of the STOCK Act.
Stock purchases by some senators since the pandemic sparked probes, but House Speaker Nancy Pelosi wants to continue allowing such investments for lawmakers.
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