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Trump backs stock-trading ban for Congress but exempts himself

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A majority of Americans support prohibiting elected lawmakers from trading stocks, a recent survey indicates. President Donald Trump has voiced support for a ban on stock trading by members of Congress. However, the proposed restriction would apply only to legislators and would not cover the President himself. Notably, Trump has reportedly traded more securities than all members of Congress combined. Critics may question the fairness of a reform that excludes the executive branch from its scope.

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