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Can the House just do this unilaterally? Seems weird. >

It’s an organization created by the House to investigate the House.  So they can do pretty much whatever they want to it. >

This isn’t about the Ethics Committee, it’s about the Office of Congressional Ethics which was created by the house in 2007. >

Oh shit. You're right. Sorry. >

No no no the first thing one day one if I remember correctly Rep McCarthy promised to read the constitution in its entirety………promises made promises kept right guys >

Gutting the OCE was a concession McCarthy offered up to the sedition caucus to try and secure their votes for speaker, several of whom were pardon shopping post Jan 6 and would most likely benefit from no ethics investigations.
The thing I find interesting is McCarthy wasn’t worried about this deal alienating any other Republicans….it wasn’t going to cost him any votes.
Go figure…. >

Nothing to see here. >

No oversight for SCOTUS, next up the House! Ffs 🤡 >

They'll need to elect a speaker first. 
Also I can't imagine this passing with their razor thin majority >

You could argue that it is more likely given the razor thin majority >

I mean, they're clearly showing how unable they are to wield their majority >

Helping the American people I see