US Congressman Says SEC\'s Gensler Should Be Fired in 2025

Calls for SEC Chairman Gary Gensler\'s termination are intensifying, with U.S. Congressman Warren Davidson leading the charge. Davidson believes that "2025 would be a great time to fire Gary Gensler" and has been vocal about his concerns regarding the SEC\'s direction under Gensler\'s leadership. The rallying cry is centered around the proposed ‘SEC Stabilization Act,’ with Congressman Davidson boldly stating his position.

U.S. Congressman Warren Davidson calls for firing SEC Chair Gary Gensler in 2025. He criticizes the SEC’s aggressive approach under Gensler, particularly towards the cryptocurrency industry. In a post to X (Formerly Twitter), US Congressman Warren Davidson says US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler should be fired in 2025. Moreover, he called for Congressional action to “hold the SEC accountable” for its alleged corruption.

Davidson\'s stance is fueled by concerns about the SEC\'s regulatory actions and what he perceives as overreach. The “SEC Stabilization Act” calls to fire Gensler and restructure the SEC by eliminating the role of the chairperson, according to Warren Davidson, the congressman who proposed it. U.S. Congressman Warren Davidson has taken a strong stance against Gensler, recently expressing his belief that Gensler should be fired in 2025. Davidson further argues that a fundamental restructuring of the SEC is necessary.

While Davidson is a prominent voice, he\'s not alone in his criticism. In a recent interview with CNBC, US Representative Ted Budd, a Republican from North Carolina, expressed his dissatisfaction with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This growing discontent underscores the increasing pressure on Gensler and the SEC.

The controversy surrounding the SEC also involves issues like Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 121 (SAB 121). 25 de sept. de 2025 Gensler confirms SAB 121 rule will stay in place. Despite calls from 42 US politicians to rescind the SEC’s Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 121 rule, Gensler said it will remain. This decision has further fueled the debate and contributed to the calls for his removal.

This isn\'t an isolated event. 24 de sept. de 2025 In a highly anticipated Congressional hearing today, U.S. Securities and Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler and his fellow commissioners faced intense scrutiny regarding their regulatory approach and enforcement actions.

The future of Gary Gensler\'s leadership at the SEC remains uncertain, but U.S. Congressman Warren Davidson has called for the termination of Gary Gensler, the Chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), in 2025. He remains steadfast in his belief that a change in leadership is necessary. The situation continues to evolve and will likely be a focal point of discussion within Congress and the financial industry in the coming months.