Members of Congress engaged in sexual harassment, lawmakers say

"Rep. Gregg Harper (R-Miss.), the administration panel's chairman, aligned himself with female lawmakers' push for change.

"There is no place for sexual harassment in our society, period — and especially in Congress," Harper told fellow members, urging them to use an "even higher standard" for their own behavior and that of their employees.

Rep. Bradley Byrne (R-Ala.), a veteran employment attorney, proposed that lawmakers be required to pay for resolving workplace misconduct disputes that occur in their offices, a change from the current system that spends taxpayer money on confidential settlements."

Members of Congress engaged in sexual harassment, lawmakers say

 

These members of Congress should be named and they should resign or be expelled.

 

Whatever proof can be provided should be required as for any allegation.