As members of Congress debate whether they and their spouses should be able to trade stocks, Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and her family continue to regularly buy, sell, and hold stock in various companies.
Some of Greene's investments appear to stand in direct opposition with the Georgia congresswoman's political statements and ideology.
Notable examples include Greene and her husband's investments in Visa and Walmart, two companies whose executives have openly supported the Black Lives Matter movement. Despite her investment in the companies, Greene has expressed serious disdain for the movement.
In April 2021, Greene called Black Lives Matter the "strongest terrorist threat" in the country and introduced legislation to give Congressional Gold Medals to "the law enforcement officers and those who protected American cities during the Black Lives Matter (BLM) riots."
Greene and her husband, Perry Greene, have also invested significant amounts of money in companies that say they'll pay for their employees to travel out-of-state to obtain abortions. Greene is a staunch opponent of abortion rights.
Additionally, Greene and her husband also continue to hold up to $45,000 in stock in the Walt Disney Company, which the congresswoman accused of being "pro-child predator" for opposing Florida's "Don't Say Gay" law.
Greene also recently suggested that the Highland Park shooter could have suffered from psychosis due to smoking marijuana and has voted against several marijuana-related bills while in office. In spite of this, Insider found that she and her husband previously held and sold stock in Medical Marijuana Inc.
Greene previously told Insider in an email that she does not personally make any of her trades.
"I have an independent investment advisor that has full discretionary authority on my accounts," Greene wrote. "I do not direct any trades."
Here are all of the trades reported by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene during 2021 and 2022: