LOL THEY NAMED IT PELOSI pic.twitter.com/jMmZzCS4Ir
— Harrison Krank (@HarrisonKrank) April 28, 2025
A. Hilariously named.AgGrad99 said:
A. Hilariously named.
B. It'll never get passed
C. If it did get passed, wouldn't they just hire someone who's not related to them, to make trades? I dont see how you ever truly eradicate this.
Artorias said:
LOL that naming is brilliant.
🚨#BREAKING: Congress has just passed the PELOSI Act legislation that would ban stock trading by members of Congress passing it out of committee in a narrow 8-7 vote. pic.twitter.com/8spCktEpq0
— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) July 30, 2025
BREAKING: President Trump is calling for an investigation into Nancy Pelosi's investment history.
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) July 30, 2025
"She has the highest return of anybody, practically, in the history of Wall Street, save a few... How did that happen?" pic.twitter.com/8FN4sQUDQd
Canyon Lake Agbu94 said:
Lets just start with term limits.
RDV-1992 said:
The tweet says that congress passed it, but it just made it out of committee. So next bundles for this would be for it to be passed by the house, then the senate, then signed by the president - right?
Well… that's if the bill is identical. If there's a slight difference between the bills that get passed an unelected democrat gets to rewrite the whole thing.will25u said:RDV-1992 said:
The tweet says that congress passed it, but it just made it out of committee. So next bundles for this would be for it to be passed by the house, then the senate, then signed by the president - right?
Correct. Full House/Senate then President.
Tweet misspoke on first line, but did say it is out of committee.
BREAKING: Nancy Pelosi issues a statement saying she supports the Senate’s stock trading ban. pic.twitter.com/VIDLIV0EQy
— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) July 30, 2025
My question is…what is Hawley afraid of?
— Farm Girl Carrie 👩🌾 (@FarmGirlCarrie) July 30, 2025
What are you hiding @HawleyMO?
Are we going to find your fingers in the Insider Trading cookie jar too?
Take them all down @realDonaldTrump. pic.twitter.com/nDzZiHAXI3
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican representing Georgia, built her brand by claiming to fight for forgotten Americans. She stormed into Congress on the promise of taking down the elites and draining the swamp. But when you follow the money, a very different story unfolds. It looks a lot more like Wall Street self-enrichment than service to Main Street conservatives.
In 2021, Greene entered Congress with an estimated net worth of $700,000.
By April 2025, her net worth had ballooned to $22 million, driven largely by stock market investments that consistently outperformed even seasoned Lower Manhattan pros.
That kind of rapid financial ascent raises red flags.
After all, the average congressional salary is $174,000. Yet Greene somehow turned her time in public office into a personal fortune. This wasn't by launching a business, but by making remarkably well-timed trades. She's claimed not to handle her own investments, but the numbers and timing suggest a different reality.
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By 2023, Greene's portfolio was outperforming that of many of her congressional peers, earning returns of 18.6%. This level of success doesn't align with the image of a grassroots outsider who supposedly shuns the elite's ways.
Fast forward to 2025, and the pattern has only grown more striking. She moved into Treasury notes as market uncertainty spiked classic defensive positioning.
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Then, in April, she made purchases in Apple, Amazon, and NVIDIA just days before Donald Trump's Liberation Day tariffs were paused. This pumping of the breaks triggered an epic market rally. Greene also purchased Lululemon and Dell, reaping significant gains after the tariff freeze, with some stocks jumping over 30%.
Her ability to repeatedly "buy the dip" with such precision undermines the notion of dumb luck and erodes her anti-establishment credibility.
🚨 BREAKING: Nancy Pelosi just had an absolute MELTDOWN when Jake Tapper brought up her insider trading
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) July 30, 2025
This is incredible 🤣
“Why do you have to read that?! That’s not what I agreed to come and talk about!”
What are you hiding, Nancy?! pic.twitter.com/isEuvSIhb4
Good morning.
— James Lavish (@jameslavish) July 31, 2025
In the last decade, Warren Buffett achieved returns of 11.7% per year. In that same period, backtests of Nancy Pelosi's trades show returns of 20.8%, nearly doubling Buffett, who is considered one of, if not the greatest, investors of all-time.
Have a great day.
RDV-1992 said:
The tweet says that congress passed it, but it just made it out of committee. So next hurdles for this would be for it to be passed by the house, then the senate, then signed by the president - right?
