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Chuck Edwards writes letter defending himself against sexual harassment allegations

North Carolina Rep. Chuck Edwards (R) on Wednesday issued a letter to fellow lawmakers denouncing the Ethics Committee report that found he engaged in "persistent unprofessional and inappropriate conduct" toward two younger female staff members. “The report repeatedly relies upon interactions that it says ‘could be interpreted as romantic.’ But something that could be interpreted...

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Chuck Edwards writes letter defending himself against sexual harassment allegations
North Carolina Rep. Chuck Edwards (R) on Wednesday issued a letter to fellow lawmakers denouncing the Ethics Committee report that found he engaged in "persistent unprofessional and inappropriate conduct" toward two younger female staff members. “The report repeatedly relies upon interactions that it says ‘could be interpreted as romantic.’ But something that could be interpreted...
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