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Lies and potential corruption. his not conducting himself impartially. he is not honoring or following even the new ethics code passed in part to deal with him and what hes even saying when he chooses to weigh in is not believable. and at this point justice alito may not even believe himself. >> i not only comply would the ethical rules that are binding on federal judges and theyre very strict but also what i did what i tried to do throughout my career as a judge, and that is to go beyond the le...

To have someone who can get so attacked and try to be destroyed by, they want to destroy him and his family. i think everybody who had a part in this trial is gonna go down in history as being a part of trying to take down america and a man who was trying to protect it. >> so i wanna show you, call it a sham trial. im curious what your thoughts are next week. a hunter bidens on trial in a case bought and brought by joe bidens department of justice is that a sham trial to know? i think it was int...

Really is a day of hope because i see president trumps still willing to stand up and fight for our freedom. he said today, he wanted to fight to continue to protect our constitution. thats the foundation of american and to have someone who can get so attacked and try to be destroyed by they want to destroy him and his family. i think everybody who had a part in this trial is gonna go down in history as being a part of trying to take down america and a man who is trying to protect it. >> so i wan...

The saga of Dean Plocher took yet another twist this week, with the House speaker’s leadership team circumventing the chamber’s rules to try to force the ethics committee to hold a hearing. Plocher has been under investigation by the committee for months, and recently he and his allies have started demanding it convene and dismiss […] The post Amid Dean Plocher obstruction allegations, talk turns to fixes for House ethics rules appeared first on Missouri Independent.

Bulso, who is an attorney, called the complaint "meritless."

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“We would be sitting on our hands,” said Jose Arrojo, the executive director of the Miami-Dade Commission on Ethics and Public Trust.

The Judicial Standards Commission recently closed its case against Earls for comments to a reporter about racial bias in court.

Buyers were. were they all democratic donors ? >> at least 70% were democrat donors. were trying to identify the the remaining few. >> but at the end of the day, youll remember jen psaki told everyone after members of the house oversight committee demanded that we know who was actually buying the. she stood up and said that they had ethics rules in place. they had talked to the art dealer. the art dealer testified under oath in our interview. hes never spoken to anyone at the white house and he ...

I figured it didnt have a lot of teeth, but figured they had set some type of ethics rules and regulatory process in place. but george burgess, when we asked about it, he said he had never spoken with anyone from the white house, didnt know anything about the ethics package. >> sean: didnt they claim they had an ethics agreement? >> yes, they did. they said that. but then george burgess didnt know anything about it. if they had an ethics agreement, they would have it with one person, george burg...