‘If a Democratic president did this, all of us conservatives would explode in rage.’

The swamp is on full display at the Republican National Convention this week.

Former Trump campaign chair Steve Bannon was indicted this week on fraud charges.

Rep. David Schweikert said in 2019, ‘I believe we’ve come out clean.’

Donald Trump has spent hundreds of days during his term in office staying in his own properties.

The incident, first reported by the New York Times, raises yet more ethical questions for Trump.

The first daughter posed with a can of Goya beans in apparent violation of an ethics law barring White House staff from promoting products.

The former officials are potentially violating Trump’s own ban on lobbying after serving in the administration.

Throughout his business and political careers, Donald Trump has been involved in thousands of lawsuits.

His impeachment acquittal has only emboldened him to disregard norms and ethics.

Georgia Republican Sen. David Perdue now admits only some of his holdings are managed by an outside adviser.

Common Cause is pushing the Justice Department and House Ethics Committee to probe the Florida Republican’s lease arrangement with a donor.

The company received tax breaks that Trump’s son-in-law Kushner himself pushed for, raising questions about conflicts of interest.

Disgraced Rep. Duncan Hunter’s (R-CA) decision to delay his retirement into January means his constituents will be unrepresented for most of 2020.

Several current Republican lawmakers also wrote letters defending the character of ex-Rep. Chris Collins (R-NY), who pleaded guilty to federal conspiracy charges.

Hunter previously said he would resign ‘after the holidays.’

Maryland Republicans’ ‘New Years Resolution’ is to hold only Democrats accountable.

Advertised rates for a standard room at the Trump International Hotel surged to as high as $6,719 a night.

Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) will reportedly replace the current chair, who is resigning from Congress at the end of the month.  

Back in 2000, then-Rep. Darrell Issa demanded ‘swift and certain punishment’ for criminals.

Steve Watkins ran on a ‘Kansas First’ platform, but it’s unclear where he actually resides.

Rep. Ross Spano (R-FL) is being investigated by the Justice Department for possible campaign finance violations.

Trump was ordered this week to pay $2 million to charity for misusing money raised by his foundation.

Former Treasury Department spokesman Tony Sayegh, who has adviser Jared Kushner’s support, will also join the team.

Collins resigned from Congress on Monday and pleaded guilty Tuesday to conspiracy to commit securities fraud.

So much for draining the swamp.

The Office of Special Counsel, an ‘independent agency’ lead by a Trump appointee, found that Lynne Patton violated the Hatch Act, but decided not to punish her for it at all.