Why have so few people been kicked out of Congress?
Speaker Mike Johnson faced criticism for not immediately moving to expel members amid concerns over his narrow House majority.
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Speaker Mike Johnson faced criticism for not immediately moving to expel members amid concerns over his narrow House majority.
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Two House members, Tony Gonzales and Eric Swalwell, announced resignations following sexual misconduct allegations as the House weighs rare expulsion measures amid a razor-thin Republican majority.
subject of misconduct allegations and resignation announcement
Swalwell's version of this story ↗
subject of misconduct allegations and resignation announcement
Gonzales's version of this story ↗historical comparison for expulsion
mentioned as frequent GOP defector
preparing expulsion resolution
under ethics investigation
House Minority Leader mentioned for past support of indicted member
leading expulsion push
under ethics investigation
mentioned regarding House majority math
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House Minority Leader mentioned for past support of indicted member
leading expulsion push
under ethics investigation
mentioned regarding House majority math
