A growing campaign to ban members of Congress from stock trading is gaining momentum, backed by research indicating that politicians made trades worth over $1 billion in 2023. The call for transparency and accountability is echoed by Republican Senator Roger Marshall, who recently ceased his own stock trading activities, citing concerns over potential 'shenanigans.' Public support for such a ban is high, with many Americans and editorials advocating for the ETHICS Act as a solution to ensure ethical conduct among congressional leaders. The campaign, highlighted under the banner ‘Americans Want This to Stop,’ has been bolstered by a scoop from Quiver Quantitative and @PabloReports.