House Committee on Ethics
The House Ethics Committee spent its session poring over receipts and bank records in the ethics complaint over the House caucus petty cash fund — the Marshall complaint against Rep. Lindsay — with members split on how to read a $6,358.68 Marriott charge and no final action taken against a firm May 20th statutory deadline.
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“the Democratic Party could have a motivation and like the public story being a certain way in spite of evidence that they've seen. And so I'm just trying to not have what their conclusions were like color at all how I'm looking at it.”
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Sign in to subscribeGreat. You're on. Okay, sounds good. House Committee on Ethics will come to order. Ms. Berger, please call the roll. Representatives Garcia, Sander. Present. Avery. Here. Woodrow. Here. Soper. Here. Madam Chair. Here. All right. Thank you for being here early on a Monday morning. I just wanted to let everyone know that we had quite a bit of information to review and probably not enough time for all of us to fully dig into the tremendous response that we got in response to our request for information last week. But very helpful information did come in over the end of last week that we were able to at least start to look at over the weekend. I do want to make it clear to those who are listening and those present that many of you know that the Democrats on this committee certainly have been aware of much of this information over the last probably year and have been involved with many of the caucus discussions over the House caucus petty cash fund. And some of the information that has come in through response to request is not necessarily new to those of us that are Democrats on this…
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