One wonders whether Rep. Mike Kelly (R-Pa.) has come to regret the financial killing his wife made in shares of the steel company Cleveland-Cliffs last year.
According to public filings, Victoria Kelly's trading turned a profit somewhere between $28,000 and $137,500 in less than a year.
The trading, however, turned him into a poster child for the potential conflicts of interest that can arise from congressional members' unrestricted stock trading, and also earned him an investigation by congressional ethics officials.
