McCarthy Wants Investigation Into Pelosi’s Husband

McCarthy Wants Investigation Into Pelosi’s Husband

Congresswoman and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi of California have more at stake in the upcoming midterm elections than she may have realized. If the Republicans win in November, as is widely expected, House Minority Leader and California Representative Kevin McCarthy have promised an investigation into the Pelosis.

His wife’s husband, Paul Pelosi, has had a great deal of success in the stock market and recently bought 1a lot of NVIDIA shares before the House and Senate passed legislation that benefited the company, and this worries him.

He said that he would look at it from top to bottom, referring to the Democratic plan to prevent spouses of lawmakers from trading stocks. he has assured everyone that they’ll be back with not only an explanation for what’s going on but also a plan to alter the status quo. In addition, Congress will not be able to debate or vote on the bill until after its August recess.

But now it’s a crisis? Her husband can trade through, he asked. It was wrong what her husband did, in his opinion. He argued that trust in this institution should be restored. To paraphrase that he doesn’t think the correct method to do this is Nancy Pelosi writing the bill because they have demonstrated that she can’t do that. He believes that a comprehensive inquiry and examination of the role and influence of members of Congress is warranted.

Punchbowl News reported that Democrats plan to introduce legislation next month that would prohibit stock trades by members of Congress and their spouses. According to many people close to the topic, Punchbowl News: House Democrats aim to introduce next month a proposal to restrict legislators, their families, and senior staff from trading stocks, tweeted Kyle Griffin.
In a letter to Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee Chair Gary Peters, Senator Josh Hawley said that the topic of whether and how members of Congress engage in various financial transactions merits investigation.

In 2020, Speaker Pelosi and her spouse had a better return on investment than the S&P 500, he claimed. Ninety percent of actively managed investment funds, the study found, don’t.In January, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said she opposed any ban on guns but changed her mind in February. She insisted that it has to be government-wide. Without reporting, the judiciary cannot do its job. There is a lack of transparency at the Supreme Court. Important decisions are made on a daily basis, and stock transactions are not reported. We have a free market economy, she declared in December. Lawmakers should be included in the process.

A question regarding her husband’s stock trading came up at her weekly press briefing last week, and she was not happy about it. The reporter asked Speaker, who looked agitated, Has your husband ever made a stock purchase or sale based on info received from you? No! She hurried off the stage after saying that : Absolutely not, okay, thank you