House Ethics Committee seeks information about sexual misconduct on Capitol Hill
Leader Scalise cautioned against speeding up Ethics Committee investigations, arguing that the deliberate, bipartisan process is necessary.
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Leader Scalise cautioned against speeding up Ethics Committee investigations, arguing that the deliberate, bipartisan process is necessary.
Republished from The Washington Post, with credit to the original publisher.
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The House Ethics Committee is soliciting information from sexual misconduct victims following the resignations of Reps. Swalwell and Gonzales, as lawmakers debate whether the committee is capable of handling such cases efficiently.
Chair of Democratic Women's Caucus advocating for faster investigations
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Republican lawmaker calling for changes
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