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  1. Greg Landsman represents Ohio's political concerns.
  2. Greg Landsman partnered to shepherd a bill through the House.

Riley and Landsman Introduce Anti-Corruption Legislation in House

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Riley and Greg Landsman introduced anti-corruption legislation in the House of Representatives on November 11, 2026. The bill, called the "Drain The Swamp Act," aims to ban the president, vice president, members of Congress, and Supreme Court justices from owning or trading individual stocks. If passed, the law would also apply to immediate family members of these officials.

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The legislation proposes sweeping regulatory changes to government officials, including banning stock trading and imposing term limits. If enacted, the bill would impose new restrictions on the financial activities and tenure of high-ranking political figures.

Greg Landsman partnered to shepherd the bill through the House, representing Ohio's political concerns.

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Who's involved

  • RileyCo-introduced the anti-corruption legislation alongside Greg Landsman.
  • Greg LandsmanCollaborated with Riley to introduce the anti-corruption legislation.

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