Democrats Urge Release of Gaetz Ethics Report
Democrats Urge Release of Gaetz Ethics Report

Democrats Urge Release of Gaetz Ethics Report

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The Minnesota DFL Party is urging Republican members of Congress to release an ethics report concerning former Congressman Matt Gaetz, who recently resigned following his nomination by President-elect Donald Trump for Attorney General. Gaetz's resignation came just before the House Ethics Committee was set to release findings related to allegations of sexual misconduct and drug use. DFL Chair Ken Martin highlighted the responsibility of Minnesota GOP leaders, such as Majority Whip Tom Emmer and Rep. Michelle Fischbach, in ensuring transparency regarding the report's content. Meanwhile, Senate Democrats and some Republicans are also demanding access to the ethics findings to properly assess Gaetz's suitability for the attorney general position amidst concerns about his character. The House Ethics Committee's initial plan to release the report was complicated by Gaetz's resignation, prompting discussions about potential subpoenas to obtain the necessary information for the Senate's confirmation process. As scrutiny mounts, Gaetz's nomination is expected to face significant challenges in the Senate.

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