House ethics committee investigators have recommended that Rep. Charlie Rangel of New York be reprimanded, according to one of those investigators, Rep. Gene Green, D-Texas.
A reprimand would be a relatively light punishment, compared with censure and expulsion.
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What a JOKE!!! reprimand ?????
The Average Citizen would be in extreme HOT, if we did what he did.
The clear answer is expulsion!
Fix your headline. There's a typo.
How come that any one that is a Congressman or Senator or high government official can get away with things that the average citizen can't? Are they special?
To borrow Gov Palin's expression," Rangel has got 'cojones !!!" inspite of his so called 'mistakes!
J. Del Rosario
Charles Rangel...stole and falsified addresses on buff cards in his first election against Mr Martinez in the Bronx.......in the eighties...I was one of the many people from that district trying to validate addresses..while his men were in the building on varrick street movin the cards out of the building ....the proof is there ..many of his opponents cards were on available for validation