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“Rangel In The Battle Of His Ethics”


Charles Rangel has been a apart of the U.S. House Of Representatives for more than 40 years.

But now the 80-year-old embattled democrat is facing multiple ethics violations by the House Committee.

Rangel, who gave up his chairmanship of the powerful Ways and Means Committee amid a two-year probe into ethics lapses, faces a fight that could force him from office after nearly 40 years.

Rangel vowed to a New York Daily news reporter, “you can bet your sweet ass” he will answer charges and win. “Now the facts are going to get out and I think that’s good,” he said. “I don’t have any fear at all politically or personally what they come up with….So this is it, it’s what I’ve been waiting for.”

The House Committee on Standards and Official Conduct announced its investigative panel found Rangel had in fact committed violations, and immediately created a new panel to hear the charges.

Rangel’s resignation came after the committee found out he took corporate sponsored trips to the Caribbean.

The panel won’t reveal all of the violations until next week. Stay tuned…

34 thoughts on ““Rangel In The Battle Of His Ethics””

  1. He chaired one of the most powerful committees in our government. Now he prbly wouldn’t be allowed to run the mailroom…

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  2. Come on Charlie, you are 80 years old. You’ve served 20 terms already! TWENTY terms!!!~ That’s forty years. Isn’t that enough for you??

    What is it with these fossils, you never retire? Step aside with some dignity left. Let someone else have a chance.

    Your time has come and gone!

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  3. Rangel needs to stop being so selfish and narcissistic and just resign for the good of the party. He doesn’t seem to care that his trial will damage Democratic chances in November. I hope that cooler heads in the House and the WH will prevail and convince him to step down.

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  4. Rangel needs to stop being so selfish and narcissistic and just resign for the good of the party. He doesn’t seem to care that his trial will damage Democratic chances in November. I hope that cooler heads in the House and the WH will prevail and convince him to step down.
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    I agree!

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  5. Andrew, support doesn’t extend to letting him slide on ethics violations or criminal activities. I don’t want to see him take the whole party down with him in November. He needs to stop being so selfish.

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  6. I disagree. Charlie Rangel has done many good things in his career but if there is any truth to the financial irregularities he should step down.

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  7. Rangel has had a loooog time to correct the paper work and he hasn’t. And the rental schemes are only a part of his thieving behavior.

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