Personal conduct is top issue at D.C. Council debate

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Keeping personal ethics at the forefront of a citywide campaign for a D.C. Council seat, a Wednesday morning debate briefly devolved into an argument about whether two candidates, including at-large Councilman Michael Brown, had adequately disclosed their criminal and financial histories.

“[H]e is really not fit to be in office for a lot of reasons,” challenger David Grosso said in the forum on NewsChannel 8.

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