US EditionRep. Mace Raises Concerns Over Congressional Stock Trading; Pelosi Declines to Comment
- Rep. Nancy Mace, a South Carolina Republican, publicly supports banning stock trading by members of Congress amid ongoing reform efforts.
- Calls for the ban gained momentum after Rep. Mark Alford introduced House legislation mirroring Sen. Josh Hawley's 'PELOSI Act' to bar lawmakers from trading individual stocks.
- Critics have focused on former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi due to her extensive stock portfolio, which was valued at approximately $120 million as of April 28, 2025.
- Mace highlighted concerns that lawmakers should not vote on issues where they could financially benefit, while House Speaker Mike Johnson acknowledged 'a few bad actors' damaged public trust.
- Pelosi declined to comment on the trading ban proposal, leaving uncertainty as bipartisan support grows to restore confidence in congressional ethics.
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Mace sounds off on stock trading in Congress, Pelosi remains silent: ‘Something doesn’t add up’
Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., says she supports banning stock trading for sitting members of Congress "100%," saying, "we shouldn’t be voting on things we can benefit from financially."Though supportive of efforts to curb the practice of trading by members of Congress, Mace, a staunch conservative, told Fox News Digital that she is not surprised the effort has been unsuccessful so far."It's Washington. Washington is doing what it always does," she sa…
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Is Congress playing the stock market with insider knowledge while everyday Americans struggle to make ends meet? Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., is sounding the alarm, pushing hard for a ban on stock trading by sitting lawmakers, arguing it’s a glaring conflict of interest. Her blunt critique of the system is striking a chord with conservatives who’ve long suspected Washington’s elite play by different rules. According to Fox News, Mace’s outspoken sup…
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