“There is nothing in the Ethics Committee’s rules that bars publication or voting to share a report simply because the subject is no longer a member of the House.
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“There is nothing in the Ethics Committee’s rules that bars publication or voting to share a report simply because the subject is no longer a member of the House. While the jurisdiction for punishment ends with membership, sharing information already gathered in a probe is up to the committee. The long pattern of not releasing reports is a courtesy rather than a rule.” https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/speaker-mike-johnson-says-will-strongly-request-ethics-committee-withh-rcna180354
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@GovTrack he's going to be a member *again* on Jan 3, right? He needs to be to vote for Johnson for speaker. The house will be too close for all three house GOP noms to not be. Only when the confirmation comes thru, if it does, will he resign again.
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@PizzaDemon Well, he said in resignation letter that he did not intend to take the seat he just won. But there’s a lot of time between now and then. We’re not making any predictions on what happens next.
