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ARTICLE · 29 AUGUST 2018

Senator Warren Introduces Anti-Corruption Legislation

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Senator Elizabeth A. Warren unveiled a wide-ranging bill that seeks to "eliminate the influence of money in our federal government."

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Senator Elizabeth A. Warren unveiled a wide-ranging bill that seeks to "eliminate the influence of money in our federal government."

The Anti-Corruption and Public Integrity Act would, among other things:

  • ban "Members of Congress, cabinet secretaries, federal judges, and other senior government officials from owning and trading individual stocks";
  • institute a lifetime ban on former Member of Congress, Presidents and agency heads from lobbying;
  • require conflicts of interest disclosures in rulemaking comments and studies;
  • prevent certain individuals from the private sector from taking certain government positions, including, in some cases, running for office;
  • livestream audio of federal appellate courts and promote diversity on the federal bench;

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