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Eighteen members of Congress have disclosed 52 trades in this Consumer Discretionary security across a window stretching from November 2021 through April 2026, with the balance tilting toward sales — 30 against 22 purchases. The most active disclosers by trade count are Ro Khanna, Josh Gottheimer, Shelley Capito, and Dan Newhouse, and the record shows two bipartisan co-trading clusters, one of which spans both the House and Senate. Seventeen executive-branch officials have separately disclosed 22 transactions in the same security, with the closest congressional and executive purchases falling 37 days apart — a sequence drawn from independent public filings. The disclosure record reflects a modestly broad base of congressional interest with net selling activity over the observed period.