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Category Archives: Ethics
OK — My Bad — But I Get To Keep My Job
“I really don’t believe making mistakes means you have to give up your career,” Representative Charles B. Rangel said at a news conference in Washington on Wednesday. Already dealing with the backdraft from several other scandals, eternal Harlem Congressman and immensely … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Congress, Democratic Party, Ethics, News media
Tagged Charles B. Rangel, Charles Rangel, the new nixon
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