Rangel Charges Could Cost Democrats the House

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I should have explained more clearly that Texas Rep. Gene Green is not the chairman of the full committee -- as my column could be read to suggest. Green chaired the four-member Ethics subcommittee that oversaw the Rangel investigation and is responsible for the report.

Peter Roff of VA 6:23PM July 30, 2010

Bill, no one cares about the machinations of Charlie Rangel. There are bigger fish to fry. I'm sure the GOP and their tea party allies will harp on this ad nauseum. They nothing positive to offer since all they've done is obstruct every reform the Democrats have proposed. They are nothing but obstructive yet they have no proposals of their own. They really have nothing to offer the American people but fear and loathing.

steve of IL 6:08PM July 30, 2010

The Rangle charges are only "yet another" reason the Dems will lose the house! They will, definitely, lose the WH too perhaps before their time ....that is, if we are all lucky!

Apropo of CA 4:32PM July 30, 2010

If Rangel goes through process and found guilty I don't think that will cause House to be lose by Democrats. Not for that reason. I am a Conservative and hope we win House.

People do wrong and party affiliation has nothing to do with doing wrong.

Speaker Pelosi promise to "clean the swamp". Is another of her fairy tales.

Bill Hedges of MO 4:22PM July 30, 2010

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Peter Roff

Peter Roff

Peter Roff is a contributing editor at U.S. News & World Report. Formerly a senior political writer for United Press International, he’s now affiliated with several public policy organizations including Let Freedom Ring, and Frontiers of Freedom. His writing has appeared in National Review, Fox News’ opinion section, The Daily Caller, Politico and elsewhere. Follow him on Twitter @PeterRoff.

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