US Congress: Republicans vote to limit ethics body

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Under the proposals the new body would no longer be able to receive anonymous tip-offs, nor have a spokesperson, and would be under the supervision of the House Ethics Committee. Accusations against lawmakers would not be made public, as they are currently.

That's just the beginning, because those guys don't believe in regulations, and they've been very open about what they want to do - do away with regulations.

Like under the last Bush administration, it will be free-for-all. There will not be a single anti-hrust case brought against any company.

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