In 2007, then Minority Leader Boehner spoke at the press conference announcing our Open House Project report, which identified changes... View Article
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In each of the last 3 political cycles, transparency has been a campaign issue. In 2006 we saw ethics and... View Article
Continue readingDon’t Kill the Office of Congressional Ethics
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Continue readingSpin me right round
The revolving door between Capitol Hill and K Street continues to spin. Former Rep. Deborah Pryce, formerly the Republican Conference... View Article
Continue readingDo the Rangel and Waters trials show that the ethics process has been strengthened?
Chris Van Hollen, the House Democrat’s campaign chief, recently stated that the upcoming ethics trials of Reps. Charlie Rangel and... View Article
Continue readingDon’t dump the Office of Congressional Ethics
So says the New York Times. The independent ethics office created in the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act of... View Article
Continue reading“Unseemly Behavior”
Last week, the New York Post reported that “[s]ome Republican congressmen have been warned to keep their distance from the... View Article
Continue readingDo you know where your lobbyist is? He’s on Sunlight Live!
Whether you’re a gun owner, a home builder, an environmentalist or all of the above, you probably have no idea... View Article
Continue readingHouse Republicans Launch “America Speaking Out”
House Republicans are today launching a new site, America Speaking Out. The site provides a forum for a broad, public... View Article
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