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epicsurvivorRep. John Conyers (D-Mich.) has “accepted responsibility” for possibly violating House rules by requiring his official staff to perform campaign-related work, according to a statement quietly released by the House ethics committee late Friday evening.
As much as Nancy Pelsosi wants us to believe that her regime will be as ethically pure as wind-driven snow, I think it’s a given that after not standing up for Black democrats in previous controversies, she really cannot afford to dump on Conyers. But the facts are stubborn things. Conyers should not become Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, since he has proven that he is incapable of following the rules of conduct.
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Hunh!
A determination by the Ethics Committee, that simultaneously blows and sucks.
/that takes skills
Uhh…nuke?
Hate to be all picky and s**t, but could we have a pic without the Sheehag?
/just
sprayin’sayin’D’oh, I thought that was Pelosi.
/Need to go find my glasses.
ROTFLMAO!!
gotta get some zz’s
g’nite
Australia-bound German tourist ends up in Montana (or if you’re booking tickets online, make sure you know how to spell the name of the town correctly).
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The Hill is reporting that Rep. John Conyers (D-MI) has taken responsibility for a series of ethics violations involving his most recent campaign…
[...] the quiet admission of ethics violations, and in the spirit of Bi-partisanship, the House Ethics Committee decided to give incoming [...]
[...] is certainly no stranger to unethical behavior. It has only been six months since his last spree: Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.) has “accepted responsibility” for possibly violating House rules [...]
[...] the quiet admission of ethics violations, and in the spirit of Bi-partisanship, the House Ethics Committee decided to give incoming [...]
[...] is certainly no stranger to unethical behavior. It has only been six months since his last spree: Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.) has “accepted responsibility” for possibly violating House rules [...]