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Michael Guest, Chair of the House Ethics Committee, has violated the STOCK Act by failing to disclose stock sales made by a family trust fund. This marks his second violation of the law, which requires timely disclosure of stock trades by members of Congress. The incident comes shortly after the House passed a bill aimed at banning individual stock purchases by lawmakers.
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Michael Guest, Chair of the House Ethics Committee, has violated the STOCK Act by failing to disclose stock sales made by a family trust fund. This marks his second violation of the law, which requires timely disclosure of stock trades by members of Congress. The incident comes shortly after the House passed a bill aimed at banning individual stock purchases by lawmakers.
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House Ethics Chair Violates the STOCK Act
House Ethics Chair Michael Guest Violates STOCK Act