I am disappointed, but not surprised, that the Republicans on the Ethics Committee voted against releasing the report on Matt Gaetz.
I want to thank Rep. Casten (D-Illinois 6th District), for his House Resolution to release the report, which publicly states what Gaetz was investigated for and which included the following:
I am disappointed, but not surprised, that the Republicans on the Ethics Committee voted against releasing the report on Matt Gaetz.
I want to thank Rep. Casten (D-Illinois 6th District), for his House Resolution to release the report, which publicly states what Gaetz was investigated for and which included the following:
Sexual misconduct
Shared inappropriate images or videos on the House floor
Illicit drug use
Misuse of state identification records
Converted campaign funds for personal use
Accepted a bribe, improper gratuity, or gift for impermissible special privileges
Dispensed funds to individuals he had a personal relationship with
Sought to obstruct government investigation into his conduct
While the findings of the investigation are still unknown, Caston’s resolution made me aware that the investigation was more comprehensive than I had known.
I hope the Ethics Committee makes the right choice and votes on Dec. 5 to release the report. The public deserves to know the findings of the committee, especially as Gaetz is Trump’s choice for Attorney General.
I am disappointed, but not surprised, that the Republicans on the Ethics Committee voted against releasing the report on Matt Gaetz.
I want to thank Rep. Casten (D-Illinois 6th District), for his House Resolution to release the report, which publicly states what Gaetz was investigated for and which included the following:
Sexual misconduct
Shared inappropriate images or videos on the House floor
Illicit drug use
Misuse of state identification records
Converted campaign funds for personal use
Accepted a bribe, improper gratuity, or gift for impermissible special privileges
Dispensed funds to individuals he had a personal relationship with
Sought to obstruct government investigation into his conduct
While the findings of the investigation are still unknown, Caston’s resolution made me aware that the investigation was more comprehensive than I had known.
I hope the Ethics Committee makes the right choice and votes on Dec. 5 to release the report. The public deserves to know the findings of the committee, especially as Gaetz is Trump’s choice for Attorney General.