House Ethics Committee in spotlight after vote on Matt Gaetz report
Posted on 11/24/2024
Last December, Rep. Michael Guest (R-Mississippi) walked down the House steps to explain why he went the extra mile to lead the expulsion of the disgraced George Santos from the House.
The House Ethics Committee issued a report showing the New York Republican’s history of lies and financial deception but stopped short of recommending specific punishment. “That almost would have been a dereliction of my duty if I did not support this — if all we did was issue this report and then, you know, the Ethics Committee stays in the background,” the committee chairman told reporters on Dec. 1.
The House Ethics Committee issued a report showing the New York Republican’s history of lies and financial deception but stopped short of recommending specific punishment. “That almost would have been a dereliction of my duty if I did not support this — if all we did was issue this report and then, you know, the Ethics Committee stays in the background,” the committee chairman told reporters on Dec. 1.
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