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Like 3/4 of their caucus were election deniers. I'm assuming nearly every committee will be led by one.
Sounds like anything but ethics is the agenda of the new GOP-controlled ethics committee >


Sounds like anything but ethics is the agenda of the GOP

FTFY >

Yeah, HUGE news. Most people are aware that Trump is still kind of considered the leader of that party aren’t they? >

Lindsey just said the other day, "We can't have Trump policies without Trump". He is their boy for 2024 and very much the leader. Don't forget about the Mara Magoo trips that McCarthy took over the last 2 years either. That orange idiot still very much pulls the GOP strings. >

Well, I'm speechless again.
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“House Republicans are working to restore integrity, accountability, and transparency to the halls of Congress,” said McCarthy, who also tried to subvert the results of that election, in a statement. “The Members on this committee will work to build trust among the American people and will ensure Members of Congress are held to a standard worthy of their title.”
Of the five Republicans McCarthy named to the ethics panel, three voted to overturn the presidential election by fueling the lie that it was stolen from Trump. They are the committee’s new chair, Rep. Michael Guest (Miss.), along with Reps. John Rutherford (Fla.) and Michelle Fischbach (Minn.). The other two GOP members are Reps. Dave Joyce (Ohio) and Andrew Garbarino (N.Y.).
Guest stands out for his particularly egregious record with telling the truth. In addition to voting to overturn the 2020 presidential vote, Guest introduced a bill shortly after the election raising concerns about mail-in voting having “many potential pitfalls that we don’t yet fully understand,” despite there being no evidence of any significant problems. The Mississippi Republican also signed on to a Texas amicus brief in a lawsuit urging the Supreme Court to reverse the results of the presidential election based on a lie about widespread voter fraud.

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Dateline Nuremburg 1946: Herman Göring assigned as lead prosecutor of war crimes at the International Military Tribunal.