Rep. Anna Paulina Luna

You can look at people's, they go in, you're making $175 a year, and then all of a sudden you come out, you're worth like $20 million, $200 million.

It's kind of shady.

How about that?

So you can't do it, but Congress can.

Yeah, I was told if I forced to vote that I was going to cost us the republic is what I was told.

I saw upwards of $200 million, but compounding interest.

But it's not just her.

It's on both sides.

I am.

I told my husband, I was like, we're not going to do stocks because it's just that's the one thing.

You can talk to anyone.

I actually was reading an article.

So and the local press are like, Replune is trying to force a vote on this.

Right.

And so, like, I'm always the kind of redheaded stepchild, usually with especially in dumb circles.

But this one lady posted, I actually started laughing.

She goes, well, a broken clock is right twice a day.

And I started laughing because I'm like, it's such like a bipartisan issue.

Like over 80% of Americans don't think that Congress should be able to trade stock.

And it's true because we're given access to information and that that's truly influencing your decision.