A Bill a Minute
Jesse RifkinCongressional bills are boring. I make them interesting and fun.
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PROTECT Student Athletes Act, banning college sports prop bets
The PROTECT Student Athletes Act would ban college sports prop bets.
PROTECT = Providing Responsible Oversight and Transparency by Ensuring Collegiate Trust
Prop bets are wagers about things related to the game, but without a direct impac...
Representation Act, keeping 'communities of interest' in the same congressional district
The Representation Act would keep ‘communities of interest’ in the same congressional district, preventing gerrymandering through the middle of a town.
California Republican Rep. James Gallagher introduced it in the House.
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NO PROFIT Act, banning Truth Social from selling advanced access to Trump's posts
The NO PROFIT Act would ban Truth Social from selling advanced access to President Donald Trump’s social media posts
NO PROFIT = NO Preferential Release Of Federal Information for Transactions
Connecticut Democratic Rep. Jim Himes introdu...
One Last Time – reading George Washington’s Farewell Address aloud on first day of each Congress
What should be the very first thing Congress does next January, when the newly-elected members are sworn in?
Nebraska Republican Rep. Don Bacon has an idea: they should read George Washington’s Farewell Address.
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Wildfire Event Contract Prohibition Act
The Wildfire Event Contract Prohibition Act would ban bets about wildfire duration or severity, on prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket.
Washington State Republican Rep. Michael Baumgartner introduced it in Congress.
Polymarket r...
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