Nope, ETFs are too flexible for them. Only indexed mutual funds for members of Congress. Can't have them selling off their ETFs before a committee meeting is over and the information isn't public.

I wouldn't even let them have that. They are there to help the population, not the economy (corporations).

Any hard measures comes with a drop of their personal wealth the moment they are investing.

They can have a retirement plan, like anyone else. There needs to be a federal law (or amendment) requiring any elected or politically appointed individual to put assets into a blind trust. And they can’t just name their kid(s) as temporary custodians of their assets. Any assets you owned the 2-years prior to running are placed in a trust unless they were sold to a third party.