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If Republicans want to ban stock trading, my caucus is ready to go.

The Republican toothless stock-trading bill is as ineffective as a screen door on a submarine.

I guess Republicans forgot that Trump has made nearly 30,000 stock trades in the past year and raked in billions – more than all of Congress combined.

And we’re fighting hard. And we’re on the edge of taking back the Senate.

The Senate GOP let their counterparts in the House take out all of the ban’s teeth and fill it with poison pills so it could never pass. This bill has no reform, no accountability, no substance.

For over 15 years, the Obama and Biden administrations implemented a war on coal to destroy reliable and affordable energy. The Trump Administration has come in to protect American energy and to make sure you can afford to keep the lights…

This bill doesn’t do anything – anything – to stop Donald Trump from trading stocks.

Under (the) Republican bill, members would still get to own and sell stocks.

This bill has no reform, no accountability, no substance.

That is how we strengthen rural health, improve the lives of patients and families, and Make America Healthy Again.

We are putting resources directly into rural communities to strengthen the health workforce, modernize infrastructure, expand access, and bring care closer to home.

It doesn’t actually prohibit members from trading stock.

All of a sudden, the GOP is pretending to care about stock trading.

The bill doesn’t cover the president. Trump traded more stocks than all of Congress combined.

At a time when Americans are calling out for real guardrails on AI, Senate Republicans are trying to secure an ineffectual participation trophy before they skip town.

Firefighters put their lives on the line every day to keep us safe. We owe it to them to ensure that they have the resources and personnel they need to respond to emergencies as quickly as possible.

Every day, our first responders risk everything to keep families safe and protect communities across Upstate New York. This more than $13.2 million in federal investments will put critical resources directly into the hands of…

“a road map for how our administration will confront the scourge of antisemitism now and in the future.”