Rep. Cawthorn fined for ethics breach over Let’s Go Brandon token promo
The Ethics Committee couldn’t agree if the Representative sought to profit from his promotions, but he was fined for it regardless and for also not declaring a “gift” of the token.
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The Ethics Committee couldn’t agree if the Representative sought to profit from his promotions, but he was fined for it regardless and for also not declaring a “gift” of the token.
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