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Teresa Leger Fernandez called for faster investigations and said Gonzales’s acknowledged relationship should have been grounds for removal.
Republished from The Washington Post, with credit to the original publisher.
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The House Ethics Committee urged victims and witnesses to report sexual misconduct by House members or staff, as recent resignations renewed scrutiny of how Congress handles such cases. Lawmakers offered differing views on whether investigations should be faster or remain deliberate.
Called for faster Ethics Committee investigations and said Gonzales’s conduct warranted removal
Former representative whose resignation helped prompt renewed scrutiny
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Subject of an Ethics Committee investigation and reported allegations
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Proposed an independent body to handle misconduct cases
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Cautioned against speeding up Ethics Committee investigations
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Supported efforts to improve the House’s misconduct process
Jeffries's version of this story ↗Called for changes to the Ethics Committee
Former representative whose resignation and acknowledged relationship with a staffer are discussed
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Former representative whose resignation and acknowledged relationship with a staffer are discussed
