Lawmaker not punished over remark about hanging

By: Summer Ballentine Associated Press January 5, 2018

A Missouri lawmaker who called for the vandal of a Confederate monument to be hanged left a Thursday ethics hearing unpunished after his Republican colleagues voted down their only option to continue pursuing discipline against him. By simply disagreeing with the House Ethics Committee's recommendation that he be reprimanded and stripped of his committee assignments, Rep. ...

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Lawmaker not punished over remark about hanging

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