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H.R. 9222 (119th Congress)Committee
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To ban stock trading and prediction market participation for the President, Vice President, and Members of Congress, suspend pay for Members of Congress during shutdowns, establish term limits for Congress, establish term limits and ethics rules for the Supreme Court, reform the presidential pardon power, revoke the statute of limitations for the President and Vice President, strengthen the foreign and domestic emoluments clauses, overturn Citizens United, ban dark money, corporate PACS, and partisan gerrymandering, end voter suppression, and restrict government pensions for felony convictions and lawsuits by the President, and for other purposes.

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Based on the bill's title, this comprehensive reform measure would impose multiple restrictions on federal officials and the political system. It would ban stock trading and prediction market participation for the President, Vice President, and Congress members; suspend congressional pay during government shutdowns; establish term limits for Congress and the Supreme Court; reform presidential pardon powers and revoke statutes of limitations for the President and Vice President; strengthen emoluments clauses; overturn Citizens United; ban dark money, corporate PACs, and partisan gerrymandering; restrict voter suppression; and limit government pensions for felons and presidents facing lawsuits.

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