Punishment for senator's failure to disclose income at issue
Prince George's County Sen. Ulysses S. Currie attended a closed-door meeting of the legislature's ethics committee Monday, making his first appearance before a panel expected to recommend whether he should be punished for failing to report income on financial disclosure forms.
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Wouldn't ALL citizens (not just the Public Masters) like to have a "meeting" to decide if they should be "punished" for failing to report income? Considering the (very) broad parameters in reporting "income" that they give themselves (i.e 50,000 to 250,000), that must be some SERIOUS "income" he missed. Maybe he just got a bit confused between what was income, bribes, kickbacks, and salary. It can happen.
He is part of the Annapolis Disease. Inoculate it or live with it.
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