“The resolution directs the Committee on Ethics to preserve all documents and investigative materials related to violations or alleged violations of sexual harassment rules under clause 9 and clause 18 of rule XXIII of the Rules of the House of Representatives.
The Committee would be required to publicly release all reports, conclusions, draft reports, recommendations, and accompanying materials within 60 days of adoption. Personally identifiable information of victims or alleged victims would be redacted to protect their privacy.”
“The American people deserve answers. Staff deserve answers. Women deserve answers. No more protection for predators in Congress. We are going to shine a light on every single one of them,” she added.
Mace is set to file this as a “privileged” resolution on March 4, forcing House leadership to schedule a vote within two legislative days. That means every slimy member will have to go on record, vote to expose the truth or vote to cover it up. The House could pass it, table it, or bury it in committee, but the drama is guaranteed.
“The resolution directs the Committee on Ethics to preserve all documents and investigative materials related to violations or alleged violations of sexual harassment rules under clause 9 and clause 18 of rule XXIII of the Rules of the House of Representatives.
The Committee would be required to publicly release all reports, conclusions, draft reports, recommendations, and accompanying materials within 60 days of adoption. Personally identifiable information of victims or alleged victims would be redacted to protect their privacy.”
“The American people deserve answers. Staff deserve answers. Women deserve answers. No more protection for predators in Congress. We are going to shine a light on every single one of them,” she added.
Mace is set to file this as a “privileged” resolution on March 4, forcing House leadership to schedule a vote within two legislative days. That means every slimy member will have to go on record, vote to expose the truth or vote to cover it up. The House could pass it, table it, or bury it in committee, but the drama is guaranteed.