Congress hides misconduct files

Newsworthy News -   When 357 members of Congress just voted to keep their own sexual misconduct records buried, Americans got a rare, unfiltered look at how the D.C. swamp really protects itself.

Rep. Nancy Mace forced a vote to expose congressional sexual harassment records; the House crushed it 357–to–few. Progressive star AOC and bipartisan leadership lined up against full disclosure, citing “process” and “privacy.”

The clash pits transparency and accountability against an entrenched system that shields powerful incumbents. For constitutional conservatives, it reinforces why career politicians cannot be trusted to police themselves.