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Rep. Chuck Edwards argues ‘affectionate friendship’ is not grounds for censure

In a 22-page letter, the North Carolina Republican sought to rebut an ethics report that concluded he engaged in “persistent unprofessional and inappropriate conduct.”

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Washington PostLean L·43m ago
Rep. Chuck Edwards argues ‘affectionate friendship’ is not grounds for censure
In a 22-page letter, the North Carolina Republican sought to rebut an ethics report that concluded he engaged in “persistent unprofessional and inappropriate conduct.”
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