Four New Reports Highlight How Rob Bresnahan Faces Increased Scrutiny For Stock Trading Addiction

Bresnahan faces renewed scrutiny for continuing to trade stocks despite his pledge to ban congressional trading

They say all press is good press… unless you do a Google search for Congressman Rob Bresnahan.

A fresh wave of coverage is adding new scrutiny to Bresnahan, who continues to prolifically trade stocks despite campaigning on a pledge to ban stock trading in Congress.

See the latest headlines on Bresnahan’s stock trading addiction for yourself:

“File under the category of ‘Actions speak louder than words.’ Days after introducing legislation calling for a Congressional stock trading ban, Rep. Rob Bresnahan (R-08) was at it again, reporting 85 additional stock trades from May 11-15.”

“The most active traders, as measured by the number of trades, during the week following Liberation Day… [include] Bresnahan.”

“The trades from Rep. Bresnahan were disclosed Tuesday in a new filing and are notable after the freshman lawmaker campaigned in his recent run for Congress in part on prohibiting the practice but has since emerged as one of Capitol Hill’s more prolific traders.”

“After an updated disclosure on Tuesday, Bresnahan has also made nearly 100 trades since he introduced the TRUST Act on May 6, which is legislation to ban the practice of congresspeople trading.”

DCCC Spokesperson Eli Cousin:
“Corrupt Congressman Rob Bresnahan just cannot stop trading stocks despite literally campaigning on a pledge to ban congressional stock trading, and it’s the reason why he will be a one-term member of Congress. Bresnahan was elected to represent Northeast Pennsylvania, but he’d clearly be more at home representing Wall Street.”

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