Pelosi Politics: Proving Their Are No Ethics
Posted in Politics, GOP, Democrats, Waxman, disclosure, ethics, oversight, Law, Justice, Pelosi, Hoyer, Reid, Congress, Legislation on February 2nd, 2007 by Stanford MatthewsPelosi Announces Special Task Force on Ethics Enforcement
Washington, D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi with Minority Leader John Boehner announced today a special task force on ethics enforcement. The task force will report to the House by May 1 to consider whether the House should create an outside enforcement entity, based on examples in state legislatures and private entities.
“In the first days of 110th Congress, a bipartisan majority passed landmark reforms to restore accountability, honesty, and openness to the House of Representatives,” Pelosi said. “We broke the link between lobbyist and legislators and set our country back on a path to fiscal discipline. These strong rules are significant steps toward honest leadership; enforcing these rules is critical to ensuring every Member of Congress lives up to the highest ethical standard.”
The Members of the task force are:
- Congressman Michael Capuano (D-MA), Chairman
- Congressman Lamar Smith (R-TX)
- Congressman Dave Camp (R-MI)
- Congressman Dave Hobson (R-OH)
- Congressman Marty Meehan (D-MA)
- Congressman Bobby Scott (D-VA)
- Congressman Todd Tiahrt (R-KS)
- Congresswoman Betty McCollum (D-MN)
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It will take you until May to produce a report?? You already have an outside enforcement entity. As a matter of fact you have more than one. Take your pick!! Are you honestly, scratch that, are you trying to tell the American people you don’t know how to commence enforcement proceedings on offenders of your grand ethics reform?
Not even a complete month, Speaker Pelosi, and you have already been a major disappointment. It has been posted here that your ethics reform was a joke. The bigger joke is you won’t enforce the ethics reform you don’t have. Have you no shame?
Stanford Matthews
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