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Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) explained his vote against the censure of Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC), citing the Ethics Committee's decision not to punish Eric Swalwell for sexual misconduct allegations. Norman expressed that he did not want to follow the majority and highlighted perceived inconsistencies in the committee's actions regarding other lawmakers.
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Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) explained his vote against the censure of Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC), citing the Ethics Committee's decision not to punish Eric Swalwell for sexual misconduct allegations. Norman expressed that he did not want to follow the majority and highlighted perceived inconsistencies in the committee's actions regarding other lawmakers.
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