Massa Probe Continues

Not So Fast

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 10:34AM EDT / Published Mar. 11, 2010 9:49AM EST

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It looks like we haven’t heard the last of Rep. Eric Massa’s tickle fights: The House voted 402-1 on Thursday to reopen its probe into charges of sexual misconduct by former Rep. Eric Massa. A senior Democratic aide tells Politico that, in fact, the ethics committee never closed its investigation, even though sources told several publications that it had. The GOP introduced the resolution to keep the investigation open. It calls on the ethics committee to create a special investigative subcommittee that will report to the full House by June 30.

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Massa Probe Continues

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