Stop Insider Trading Act
The Senate debated a motion to proceed to the Stop Insider Trading Act, a bill aimed at restricting stock trading by members of Congress. Senator Klobuchar said she supports banning congressional stock ownership and trading but voted against the motion to proceed because, in her view, the bill would still allow members to own and trade stocks and also contains voting-related provisions she opposed, including ones she described as making vote-by-mail harder.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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