1. United States
2. N.Y.
3. Letter

The Senate should demand full transparency regarding the House Ethics Committee's investigation into the alleged misconduct of Matt Gaetz before considering his nomination for U.S. Attorney General. Thorough vetting is essential for such a critical role overseeing federal law enforcement. Releasing the findings would allow senators to properly evaluate Gaetz's fitness for office and make an informed decision aligning with their constitutional duty of advice and consent. Allegations of sexual impropriety and potential criminal behavior involving a public servant warrant examination, not obfuscation. The Senate Judiciary Committee has both the authority and responsibility to demand the report and compel Gaetz to address its contents transparently during confirmation hearings.