Plenty of people who work in the financial services industry face FAR more draconian restrictions on what sort of trading is allowed. Between trade limits, and many unable to invest in anything other than (a limited set of) passive mutual funds and ETF's. And we're not talking about portfolio managers and financial planners -- we're talking even entry level people picking up the phone to find out who to transfer you to jobs.

Expecting that persons in Congress be subject to the same limitations is hardly an issue. And if they don't like it, perhaps they should reflect on the fact that prior to their breaking the fiat currency by spending FAR more than we'd ever be able to pay back, you could, you know, actually just save MONEY and not have the value of your labor stolen by monetary debasement.

Give them a little motivation to return us to the sound money the Constitution calls for and who knows, they might even do it.