To: CedarDave
It appears to be called a "fine", no matter what the funds were to be paid back for.
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In the end, the House voted overwhelmingly, 395-28, to reprimand Gingrich and to fine him $300,000.
more here...
52 posted on
01/23/2012 2:04:47 PM PST by
Lucky9teen
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To: Lucky9teen; Vendome
In the end, the House voted overwhelmingly, 395-28, to reprimand Gingrich and to fine him $300,000.That was NPR's version. Here is the Washington Post's version:
Gingrich is paying $300,000 for the costs of an ethics committee investigation after admitting last year he made inaccurate statements during a lengthy probe into Democratic allegations that he misused tax-exempt donations. Gingrich denied the charges but submitted to a reprimand by the House
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/govt/leadership/stories/101198.htm.
59 posted on
01/23/2012 3:38:09 PM PST by
CedarDave
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