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GOP(C) = Grand Ol Party of (Corruption).
They came to Washington last week ready to represent the constituents who had given them the honor of serving in Congress. They were 39 freshman Republican House Members.
Harsh reality quickly set in.
Last week, they sat around as a Greek chorus while 20 extremist Republicans forced 15 ballots – the most since 1859 – before permitting Kevin McCarthy to be elected House Speaker. In the process the extremists drained away much of the Speaker’s powers.
Following this debacle, as a first order of business on Monday, the newbies were presented with the opportunity to gut the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE), an effective House Office that has been key for more than a decade to House ethics rules being enforced.
Without presenting any case against OCE—because there is none—House Republicans, including the 39 Republican freshmen, acted to cripple the agency for only one apparent reason: to enable House Republicans to take actions, free from any oversight or accountability for breaking House ethics rules. 

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You know what George Santos had to say about gutting the Ethics Committee?

"I think it's fantastic." >

Party of law and order. Lol. >

You can't break the law when there is no law to break. >

Libertarian tapping side of head meme >

How could they have gone from Donald Trump’s devout adherence to the ethics rules, to this? /s >

The GOP has no ethics. Why would they need an ethics committee. >

Why do we allow for this to happen at all?  How can the subjects of oversight end their own oversight? >

about to be more criming... >

Always Be Criming >

They’ve become the anti-law and pro-disorder party. >

It really is true, whatever they are campaigning about, they do the opposite >

The party of domestic terrorism doesn't have to pretend. Their ministry of propaganda media outlet lies to their dupes who accept whatever they're told. >

Well this is part of the self destruction of the GOP. >

They're a wounded animal, and all the more dangerous >

Nothing but bought and payed for politicians.