Maggie for New Hampshire







John, public
trust in the United States government is fundamentally broken. Pew
Research Center recently found that just 17% of Americans trust the
government to do what’s right in Washington.

And I understand why: costs are going up for millions of Americans while
they read stories of their leaders going on yacht trips, getting rich on
stock trading, or betting on prediction markets.

The very officials who are supposed to serve the public are using their
position and inside information to enrich themselves. They’re abusing
their power.

It’s dead wrong.

As the law stands, a member of Congress could sit in a confidential
briefing in the morning and then go trade stocks or place bets on sites
like Polymarket in the afternoon. We have already seen a member of our
military place bets on an operation in Venezuela that he was participating
in — putting service members in danger.

That is not what public service is about. That’s why I’m doing something
about it.

I just introduced a bill to ban members of Congress, federal judges,
executive branch officials, and all of their family members from trading
stocks or placing bets on prediction markets.

This is a common-sense approach that has bipartisan support. We’re closing
loopholes that have allowed for corruption at the highest levels of
government.

John, I ran
for office to restore public trust to Congress. Whether you're a Democrat
or a Republican, we cannot allow this insider dealing to go on.

[ [link removed] ]If you’re with me on this, will you add your name in support of our new
bill?

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The more voices we have speaking out in favor of this legislation, the
better.

Onward,

Maggie


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Maggie Goodlander has dedicated her life to public service, from staffing U.S. Senators, to clerking at the Supreme Court, to working in the White House. Now, she is running for her second term representing New Hampshire's 2nd Congressional District.

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