Representative Jason Smith has been busy in Washington, D.C., refining the wording, helping those who truly need help, and working through the finances. Amid that, he listened to the American people and cast his vote to ban insider trading.
HR 6955
This bill would cut red tape, increase loan availability, and ensure that small community banks aren’t regulated to the same standards as large national banks. It did pass, and Smith voted in favor of it.
HR 9770
The government needs funding again. This bill would responsibly fund the government until December 4 or until a full-year appropriations bill passes, ensuring no government shutdown. It did pass, and Smith voted in favor of it.
HR 8800
After downsizing our military in the previous administration, this bill authorizes $1.15 trillion in defense spending to counter threats from China, Iran, Russia, and other adversaries and modernize our military. Smith voted in favor of it, and it did pass.
H. Con. Res. 113
This resolution unlocks the necessary budget tools for Congress to pass a bill that would provide assistance for farmers, secure our elections, and provide emergency funding to our military. This was adopted, and Smith voted yes.
HR 7008
Over the years, Americans have watched those in office become millionaires through insider trading, using the private information given them for their own profit. This bill would ban Members of Congress, their spouses, and their direct dependents from trading stocks. This did pass, and Rep. Smith voted in favor of it.
