John Ensign News
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Mark Sanford is the former South Carolina governor who became famous for his claims of a sojourn on the Appalachian Trail that led to the admission of an extramarital affair four years ago. Now he’s asking for voters’ forgiveness and a political comeback.
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John Ensign may face renewed scrutiny from the Justice Department and the Federal Election Commission after a report by the Senate Select Committee on Ethics found “substantial credible evidence” of criminal wrongdoing by the former Nevada Republican senator.
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U.S. Senator John Ensign , a Nevada Republican who was investigated by the Justice Department following his extramarital affair with a former campaign aide, announced today that he won’t seek re-election next year.
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Republican Senator John Ensign of Nevada, saying he wanted to spare his family the emotional “wear and tear” of an ethics inquiry into an extramarital affair, said he will resign his office effective May 3.
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The Senate Ethics Committee named an outside counsel to help with its investigation of Senator John Ensign , who had an extramarital affair with a former campaign aide.
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Republican Senator John Ensign of Nevada is no longer the target of a U.S. Justice Department investigation that stemmed from his extramarital affair with a former campaign aide, his lawyer said.
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In politicians, the spontaneity gene is recessive. Vestigial traces are squelched by high-priced consultants. Watch “Meet the Press” any Sunday morning and promise to drink at every unscripted comment. You’ll never touch your Bloody Mary.
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Senator John Ensign, a Nevada Republican, asked for Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Chief Financial Officer David Viniar’s advice on financial regulation at a congressional hearing today.
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Senator John Ensign went into a Capitol Hill meeting with four Federal Reserve bank presidents and emerged to say he was convinced of their “concern for Main Street.”
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Most people in Las Vegas would “take offense” at being compared with Wall Street, according to the Nevada senator who represents the gambling capital.
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