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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!(Nov. 16) -- A House ethics subcommittee has found Rep. Charlie Rangel (D-N.Y.) guilty on 11 counts of violating House rules "by clear and convincing evidence," Rep. Zoe Lofgen (D-Calif.) announced Tuesday. ...
Rep. Charlie Rangel finally got his chance to answer the House Ethics Committee Monday morning, four months after the panel charged him with 13 counts of violating House rules. But after spending nearly $2 million in legal fees in the run-up to the trial, Rangel appeared without a legal team. ...
WASHINGTON (Nov. 15) -- A House panel on Monday has denied Rep. Charles Rangel's plea for a delay in his ethics trial until he can get a lawyer. A panel of four Democrats and four Republicans declined his request after a closed session and the proceeding - rare in the annals of the House - went forward without the 20-term congressman's presence. Several members of the committee angrily criticized Rangel's lawyers for leaving the case just weeks before the hearing. Vermont Democratic Rep. Peter Welch said that no law firm should be "taking the money...and kicking their client by the side of ...
(July 29) -- A dizzying turn of events today preceded New York Rep. Charlie Rangel being formally charged with committing 13 ethics violations while serving in the House of Representatives (the top four of which Surge Desk has highlighted). But even as the proceedings got under way, no one seemed to know whether Rangel and the committee investigating him had reached a deal on the charges. Texas Rep. Michael McCaul seemed to put the swirling reports of a deal to rest as the House investigative committee convened a hearing into Rangel's alleged transgressions, The Washington Post reported. ...
(July 29) -- The House Ethics Committee released 13 allegations today against New York Democratic Rep. Charles Rangel. If he fails to come to a settlement during the next few weeks, the House will hold a very public hearing to present its case against him, inevitably clouding his bid for re-election this fall. While the congressman mulls his fate and confuses commentators, Surge Desk took a look at the 44-page document and came away with four top picks for his most damning alleged misdeeds. 1. Inappropriate use of the sacred congressional letterhead. In 2005, Rangel sent out a flurry of ...
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