Washington, D.C., USA – Matt Gaetz, a prominent Republican congressman, is facing renewed scrutiny after two women reportedly testified to the House Ethics Committee, alleging that Gaetz paid them for sex. The testimonies include claims that one woman witnessed Gaetz engaging in sexual activity with a minor.
The House Ethics Committee launched an investigation into Gaetz following allegations of sexual misconduct, illicit drug use, and potential violations of House rules. These claims have resurfaced as Gaetz is reportedly being considered for a high-ranking position in Donald Trump’s potential administration.
Despite stepping down from Congress recently, the investigation remains a contentious issue. While the committee’s jurisdiction typically does not extend to former members, there is mounting pressure to release its findings, given the gravity of the allegations and Gaetz’s continued political prominence.
Gaetz has repeatedly denied the accusations, calling them politically motivated. His legal representatives have emphasized his innocence, and no formal charges have been filed.
This development adds another layer of controversy to Gaetz’s political career, raising questions about accountability and oversight for public officials.
Stay tuned for updates as the House Ethics Committee deliberates on its next steps in this high-profile case.