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October 30, 2009
Documents: House Ethics Committee Response
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Editor's Note: Documents leaked from the House of Representatives Ethics committee, one of the most secretive and closely guarded in Congress, has forced the panel to publicly acknowledge at least eight active investigations into ethics breaches from current members of the House of Representatives. Read their response here.

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Tim Gibson   October 30th, 2009 7:52 pm ET

Hard to believe there would be a house ethics committee with the open corruption and in your face style politics of congress. With that being said and done, we need these leaks if the tactic is to hide such information from the citizens of this nation which we have a right to know of the ethics investigations and the lack of response to them. It is time for each member in elected office to be held to the same standards as the rest of society with the same rules of justice.

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