lawgator1
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Neither exoneration nor violation are the standard for release. They have nothing to do with it.In large part. I mean, it's Trump's risk to take, I suppose. Seems to me if it was an exonerated it would have been released.
Neither exoneration nor violation are the standard for release. They have nothing to do with it.
From Newsweek Nov '24:
The House Ethics Committee is also investigating whether Gaetz violated sex-trafficking laws. In September, Gaetz said in a statement that he would no longer voluntarily cooperate with that probe. The chairman of the House Ethics Committee said an ethics inquiry is shuttered when a lawmaker leaves Congress since the committee no longer has jurisdiction over them.
For me, the answer lies in process. These ethics reports are governed by a set of rules and standards. If those rules and standards call for and provide for release, release. If they don’t, don’t.
I know this seems like revolutionary thinking, but why can’t we just expect our accountability entities to be accountable to their own rules?
Wasn't he held accountable by criminal investigation???? Being investigated by an unethical committee about ethics is hilarious..these are the same one Insider trading, a slush fund to pay of sex scandals, allowed a porn to be filmed in chambers..bottom line is innocent to proven guilty...he was not proven guilty...anything else is more political attacks...even the own links do t say he had sex with a minor..he paid for a friend to bring the friends GF to a party ..nowhere does it says at the time he knew she was underage...you can assume..and that it..it's a nothing burger I told.hard evidence comes out..if everWhat about accountability for Gaetz? Should he be able to avoid it by switching jobs, especially moving into such an important job?