Comments on: Anatomy of an Ethics Leak

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Nothing says ethically challenged like DeLay:

In a letter to [Tom] DeLay, the [ethics] committee stated that: “In view of the number of instances to date in which the committee has found it necessary to comment on conduct in which you have engaged, it is clearly necessary for you to temper your future actions to assure that you are in full compliance at all times with the applicable House rules and standards of conduct.”

Awesome. Even that flaccid response to DeLay's corrupt behavior generated this hissy fit:

Many Republicans had immediately voiced their displeasure with Rep. Hefley (R-Co) and the Ethics Committee after their admonishment DeLay in October 2004. When Congress reconvened in 2005, Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) replaced Hefly as committee chairman, citing House Rules 10.(5)(a)(3)(C) and 10.(5)(a)(3)(D). In his place Hastert installed Rep. Doc Hastings (R-Wa). Hastings was known to be a staunch ally of Hastert and the Republican leadership and had received money from DeLay's PAC. Hefly had anticipated the move, stating that he did not expect to retain the chairmanship given his role in the DeLay admonishment. He was quoted as saying that there was a “bad perception out there that there was a purge in the committee and that people were put in that would protect our side of the aisle better than I did.”

If only we all could police our own behavior so efficiently.

By: strangely_enough

strangely_enough — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 20:36:22 +0000

Nothing says ethically challenged like Link DeLay:

In a letter to [Tom] DeLay, the [ethics] committee stated that: “In view of the number of instances to date in which the committee has found it necessary to comment on conduct in which you have engaged, it is clearly necessary for you to temper your future actions to assure that you are in full compliance at all times with the applicable House rules and standards of conduct.”

Awesome. Even that flaccid response to DeLay's corrupt behavior generated this hissy fit:

Many Republicans had immediately voiced their displeasure with Rep. Hefley (R-Co) and the Ethics Committee after their admonishment DeLay in October 2004. When Congress reconvened in 2005, Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) replaced Hefly as committee chairman, citing House Rules 10.(5)(a)(3)(C) and 10.(5)(a)(3)(D). In his place Hastert installed Rep. Doc Hastings (R-Wa). Hastings was known to be a staunch ally of Hastert and the Republican leadership and had received money from DeLay's PAC. Hefly had anticipated the move, stating that he did not expect to retain the chairmanship given his role in the DeLay admonishment. He was quoted as saying that there was a “bad perception out there that there was a purge in the committee and that people were put in that would protect our side of the aisle better than I did.”

If only we all could police our own behavior so efficiently.