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If Gaetz wants to sit in Congress again he needs to win the election. He resigned. There are no takesbackies. He is gone.I would guess the seat he won in the next Congress that will be seated January 1 is still open to him.
And he would re-activate that investigationIf Gaetz wants to sit in Congress again he needs to win the election. He resigned. There are no takesbackies. He is gone.
This is exactly correct. Since Congress wasn't seated, he has still not officially lost the seat as a by-election couldn't be called. But if he takes it, that report could be released by three Republican Congress people voting to see it, or any one member of the Republican side of the Ethics Committee. And if the report has new information (which apparently it does) the criminal charges could be reinstated.I would guess the seat he won in the next Congress that will be seated January 1 is still open to him.
I don't know what blog you read that on, but it is nonsense. Gaetz resigned, officially. That means he will not be seated when the new Congress unless he runs in and wins the special election that is going to happen.This is exactly correct. Since Congress wasn't seated, he has still not officially lost the seat as a by-election couldn't be called. But if he takes it, that report could be released by three Republican Congress people voting to see it, or any one member of the Republican side of the Ethics Committee. And if the report has new information (which apparently it does) the criminal charges could be reinstated.
Read it on a political blog.
If it's on the internet, it must be true.I don't know what blog you read that on, but it is nonsense. Gaetz resigned, officially. That means he will not be seated when the new Congress unless he runs in and wins the special election that is going to happen.
Nope. He can't resign unless Congress is seated. CNN is reporting the same thing.I don't know what blog you read that on, but it is nonsense. Gaetz resigned, officially. That means he will not be seated when the new Congress unless he runs in and wins the special election that is going to happen.
My mistake, you are correct. He resigned from the 118th Congress, and he cannot under any circumstances be reseated in the 118th Congress. But the 119th Congress is a different matter.Nope. He can't resign unless Congress is seated. CNN is reporting the same thing.
From the article:
Lawmakers and senior aides believe that Gaetz can still return in January — a scenario that some have privately feared could happen all along, according to more than a dozen sources.
Even though Gaetz said in his resignation letter that he does “not intend to take the oath of office” in January, congressional sources say he is still on track to be named to the seat because the governor has not called a special election and he cannot preemptively resign from a Congress that has not started yet.
But it’s a complicated question with murky legal precedent. Some lawmakers have already asked the parliamentarian to weigh in and clear up the confusion, one source told CNN.
He resigned from this Congress yes. I don't know that prevents him from taking the seat he won in the next though.If Gaetz wants to sit in Congress again he needs to win the election. He resigned. There are no takesbackies. He is gone.
Gaetz continues to state that he is innocent of all allegations. So I don't know what is in that ethics report. So I don't know. Now that he has withdrawn his nomination as A.G. I am pretty sure Mike Johnson will continue to keep it private. I hope he does. But if Gaetz does take his seat in the new Congress in January, Johnson might have to release it. We'll have to see how it all plays out.This is exactly correct. Since Congress wasn't seated, he has still not officially lost the seat as a by-election couldn't be called. But if he takes it, that report could be released by three Republican Congress people voting to see it, or any one member of the Republican side of the Ethics Committee. And if the report has new information (which apparently it does) the criminal charges could be reinstated.
Read it on a political blog.
CNN is reporting there are new allegations, which could re-open the criminal investigation. Gaetz might dip out just to avoid prosecution.Gaetz continues to state that he is innocent of all allegations. So I don't know what is in that ethics report. So I don't know. Now that he has withdrawn his nomination as A.G. I am pretty sure Mike Johnson will continue to keep it private. I hope he does. But if Gaetz does take his seat in the new Congress in January, Johnson might have to release it. We'll have to see how it all plays out.