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Yesterday, Rep. Mike Garcia voted in favor of House Republicans’ rule changes that would gut the Office of Congressional Ethics, which is intended to be a nonpartisan, independent body charged with reviewing allegations of misconduct against House lawmakers and staff. This comes at a time when Mike Garcia’s own GOP colleagues, like George Santos and David […]

Yesterday, Rep. John James voted in favor of House Republicans’ rule changes that would gut the Office of Congressional Ethics, which is intended to be a nonpartisan, independent body charged with reviewing allegations of misconduct against House lawmakers and staff. This comes at a time when John James’ own GOP colleagues, like George Santos and David […]

Yesterday, Rep. Derrick Van Orden voted in favor of House Republicans’ rule changes that would gut the Office of Congressional Ethics, which is intended to be a nonpartisan, independent body charged with reviewing allegations of misconduct against House lawmakers and staff. This comes at a time when Derrick Van Orden’s own GOP colleagues, like George Santos […]

Yesterday, Rep. Tom Kean Jr. voted in favor of House Republicans’ rule changes that would gut the Office of Congressional Ethics, which is intended to be a nonpartisan, independent body charged with reviewing allegations of misconduct against House lawmakers and staff. This comes at a time when Kean’s own GOP colleagues, like George Santos and David […]

Yesterday, Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick voted in favor of House Republicans’ rule changes that would gut the Office of Congressional Ethics, which is intended to be a nonpartisan, independent body charged with reviewing allegations of misconduct against House lawmakers and staff. This comes at a time when Fitzpatrick’s own GOP colleagues, like George Santos and David Schweikert […]

Yesterday, Rep. Juan Ciscomani voted in favor of House Republicans’ rule changes that would gut the Office of Congressional Ethics, which is intended to be a nonpartisan, independent body charged with reviewing allegations of misconduct against House lawmakers and staff. This comes at a time when Juan Ciscomani’s own GOP colleagues, like George Santos and David […]

Yesterday, Rep. David Schweikert voted in favor of House Republicans’ rule changes that would gut the Office of Congressional Ethics, which is intended to be a nonpartisan, independent body charged with reviewing allegations of misconduct against House lawmakers and staff. This comes at a time when David Schweikert has been under investigation for his own misconduct […]

Yesterday, Rep. Ken Calvert voted in favor of House Republicans’ rule changes that would gut the Office of Congressional Ethics, which is intended to be a nonpartisan, independent body charged with reviewing allegations of misconduct against House lawmakers and staff. This comes at a time when Calvert’s own GOP colleagues, like George Santos and David Schweikert […]

House Republicans pass rules package that spells disaster and more chaos  Yesterday, following their historically long and dysfunctional speakership election last week, House Republicans passed a rules package that sets the strict framework and practices for the 118th Congress. As a result of Kevin McCarthy’s inability to secure support from his caucus on the first […]

A secret page of concessions remains buried somewhere on Capitol Hill As Kevin McCarthy struggled to secure enough support to become Speaker last week, he was forced to negotiate and hand over power to the most extreme MAGA Republicans in his caucus. While a lot of those backroom concessions were included in the rules package passed yesterday,  a “secret […]