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Lawmakers have yet to be able to come up with a plan that garners enough support from both sides of the aisle to get a bill through Congress. Democrats in 2022 scrapped a plan to vote on such legislation before the midterm elections, even after Pelosi reversed course and expressed openness to colleagues voting for stock trading reform.
Along with Hawley’s bill, a bipartisan duo in the House has introduced a bill this year on the topic. Reps. Abigail Spanberger (D-Va.) and Chip Roy (R-Texas) introduced the Trust in Congress Act this month, marking the third time the pair have introduced the legislation.

So it's not really new legislation and it's probably not going anywhere. Hawley is just taking shots at Pelosi for attention.
Congresspeople need to stop trading stocks; no question. I’m still not signing up for shit Hawley wants without reading the fine print. Dude is a snake. >

It's probably as simple as it being a virtue signal he knows won't pass, but yes. >

The name alone is enough to not take it seriously. 
Someone should counter with the Hawley Act where lawmakers need to actually live in their district for the majority of time not in session. Rural Missourians seem totally fine having their representative living in Virginia as his permanent residence. Not even sure the last time he was in the area he claims to live. >

I'm ok with not having Hawley in Missouri. It's having him in Washington that I object to. >

He is a Virginia resident after all >

You guys can have him :) >

Fuck that shit, he can live in Maryland or a bog somewhere. >


Fuck that shit, he can live in Maryland or a bog somewhere.

I mean Virginia fits the bill. He can live in The Great Dismal Swamp. >

The Great Dismal was the home to self freed people of color, native Americans, and poor whites seeking to escape the state.
It is also the home of bugs, critters, and all sorts of slimey monsters.
None of whom deserve to be associated with Josh Hawley >

That's fair. I was unaware  Send him back to Missouri. Incorrect postage, return to sender.