Trump goes off on Josh Hawley over insider trading bill
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President Trump on Wednesday went off on Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) over voting in committee on a bill that would ban stock trading, arguing Hawley teamed up with Democrats to advance the measure.
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President Trump on Wednesday went off on Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) over voting in committee on a bill that would ban stock trading, arguing Hawley teamed up with Democrats to advance the measure.
A top Senate committee passed Hawley's congressional stock trading ban affecting lawmakers, the president, vice president and their spouses on Wednesday.
President Trump lashed out at Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) for forging ahead with his proposed ban on congressional stock trading, accusing the senator of enabling Democrats to target him.
Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley voted with Democrats Wednesday to advance his bill to ban US lawmakers from stock trading, over the opposition of other Republicans on the panel and drawing the ire of President Donald Trump.
Republican Sen. Josh Hawley on Thursday dismissed a dustup with President Donald Trump over a stock trading bill to a misunderstanding, saying he’d spoken with the president in the hours after he dressed him down as a “second-tier senator” and the pair had a good conversation.
