11-11-2018, 10:32 AM
New Republican Rules Proposed
In this week's midterms, Republican voters elected two incumbent House Representatives currently facing felony indictments and a dead pimp. That's messy for the GOP.
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Representative Chris Collins (NY), Representative Duncan Hunter (CA), Assemblyman Dennis Hof (Nevada)
Next week, House Republicans will vote on proposed new party rules for the chamber that would force indicted members of Congress to relinquish their committee assignments and leadership positions.
The new rules mandate that if a Republican representative is indicted "for a felony for which a sentence of two or more years imprisonment may be imposed," that member must “submit his or her resignation from any such committees to the House promptly.”
The new rules also require members of House GOP leadership to “step aside” if indicted for a similar felony.
The move would most immediately affect the legislative futures of Rep. Chris Collins and Rep. Duncan Hunter.
Ref: https://www.politico.com/story/2018/11/1...ess-982929
In this week's midterms, Republican voters elected two incumbent House Representatives currently facing felony indictments and a dead pimp. That's messy for the GOP.
Representative Chris Collins (NY), Representative Duncan Hunter (CA), Assemblyman Dennis Hof (Nevada)
Next week, House Republicans will vote on proposed new party rules for the chamber that would force indicted members of Congress to relinquish their committee assignments and leadership positions.
The new rules mandate that if a Republican representative is indicted "for a felony for which a sentence of two or more years imprisonment may be imposed," that member must “submit his or her resignation from any such committees to the House promptly.”
The new rules also require members of House GOP leadership to “step aside” if indicted for a similar felony.
The move would most immediately affect the legislative futures of Rep. Chris Collins and Rep. Duncan Hunter.
Ref: https://www.politico.com/story/2018/11/1...ess-982929