A campaign to ban members of from stock trading is building momentum after research revealed politicians made trades worth more than $1 billion last year - and many vastly outperformed the market.Lawmakers are accused of 'gangster' tactics by critics who have demanded legislation to prohibit members of Congress and their closest relatives from owning or trading stocks.The proposed law - known as the ETHICS act - already has the backing of several members but needs more support before it can be passed.
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