OPINION: 'How is congressional stock trading like the weather? Everyone complains about it. Yet nobody ever does anything about it,' writes mattklewis
Did Team Pelosi introduce a poison pill into this bill to kill it? At least one Republican seemed to think so.declared Rep. Chip Roy
Fast forward ten months, and we seem to be witnessing another failure of House leadership, at least as it pertains to this issue. Only this time, Republicans are running the show.It is not clear whether everyone is yelling “NOT IT” on purpose.suggests otherwise. But who knows? Almost everybody is theoretically in favor of this reform, yet, so far, yet there has not been the political will to coalesce around one bill.
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