Why House Republicans are protecting Cory Mills
Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick faces a potential expulsion vote after the Ethics Committee found her guilty of campaign finance infractions.
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Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick faces a potential expulsion vote after the Ethics Committee found her guilty of campaign finance infractions.
House Republicans are delaying expulsion efforts against Rep. Cory Mills, citing a need for the House Ethics Committee to finish its investigation despite mounting allegations and a push for accountability.
subject of separate ethics findings and expulsion vote
Republican calling for accountability
procedural advocate
mentioned as resigning amid separate allegations
Democratic critic of Mills
Republican member
centrist Democrat
Minority Leader weighing party strategy
mentioned as resigning amid separate allegations
Democratic Caucus Chair
Republican defender of due process
Outlets across the spectrum are reporting on the potential expulsion of Rep. Cherfilus-McCormick following Ethics Committee findings of FEMA fund misuse. Right-leaning sources like Fox News emphasize the severity of the 'stealing' allegations and potential federal indictments, while center-leaning Politico focuses on the partisan maneuvering, noting that Democrats may target GOP Rep. Cory Mills in retaliation.
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centrist Democrat
Minority Leader weighing party strategy
mentioned as resigning amid separate allegations
Democratic Caucus Chair
Republican defender of due process
