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House sinks Mace’s push to make all congressional sexual harassment records public

By Rachel Schilke
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The House voted on Wednesday to sink an effort from Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) to release all the records pertaining to congressional sexual harassment investigations, which the congresswoman called “bulls****.”

The chamber voted 357-65-1 to refer her resolution to the House Ethics Committee, from where her bill would have forced all documents related to sexual harassment investigations to be made public within 60 days.

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