Originally posted by Steadmund Brand
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I love the tweeting, and I hope he'll keep it up. It gives him the ability to communicate directly, in real time, with the voters, without a chance for the media or Congress to "change the narrative". You'll notice how quickly the House backed down when he tweeted his displeasure. I'm told the switchboard was overwhelmed within minutes.
So far as the ethics body, it's in serious need of reform, yes. As it's now constituted, it can render a ruling based solely on anonymous tips, and need not show its evidence to the congressman. It's claimed that this is to protect whistleblowers, but there are already laws in place to ensure that. As much as I suspect that anyone who can manage to be elected to Congress is probably a good candidate for prison, they shouldn't have to forfeit the right to confront their accusers and learn the evidence against them.
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