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Hawley sent a letter Monday to Sens. James Lankford
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Chris Andrew Coons: Democrats are looking for answers to the impact of the Russian cyberattack on the Justice Department; court senators introduce bill to award Goodman official that Senate chaos of the Congressional Gold Medal threatens to curb Biden’s agenda MORE (D-Del.) Arguing that the seven senators who filed an ethics complaint against Hawley and Sen. Ted Cruz
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“These senators have had misconduct that may be reflected in the Senate. The Committee should discipline these members to ensure that the Senate’s ethical process is not armed with partisan purposes,” he added.
Hawley’s setback comes when he faces fierce criticism for his actions on Jan. 6 – including petitions for him to resign or be expelled from the Senate – after he and Cruz led the challenges against the election results of Pennsylvania and Arizona, respectively.
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Sherrod Campbell BrownSenators introduces bill to award Goodman Officer Senate panel of the Congressional Gold Medal unanimously advances Yellen’s candidacy to Treasury Senate Democrats to file an ethics complaint against Hawley and Cruz for the attack of the Capitol MORE (Ohio) last week sent a complaint to the Ethics Committee asking it to investigate Hawley and Cruz and “offer recommendations for strong disciplinary action, including expulsion or censorship, if the facts uncovered justify it.”
Hawley has denounced the violence after the riots violated the Capitol and killed five people, but has upheld his decision to try to challenge President Biden’s victory in Pennsylvania. Hawley objected after the joint session was resumed after being suspended for hours because riots stormed the building.
Hawley appeared Monday to refer to requests for him to resign, writing in a separate letter to Democratic senators who had “considered whether he should ask to resign or be expelled from the Senate.”
“The first amendment does not give you carte blanche to abuse the Senate ethics process. Today I filed a complaint with the ethics committee detailing the deliberate and partisan abuse of this process, including your apparent coordination with various groups. of dark money, and calls for it to be properly disciplined, ”Hawley wrote.