About this episode

The episode discusses the expectations of conduct for public officials in light of recent political events involving Trump and the Senate Parliamentarian.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Trump has asked Senate Majority Leader John Thune to “fire” the Senate Parliamentarian. Is it based on evidence of some criminal or unethical activities? No. Apparently, Trump wants the parliamentarian fired because Trump isn’t getting his way. Is that the code of conduct we expect from the President? Georgia Rep. Andrew Clyde has filed articles of...

People in this episode

Host: Paul Engel

Topics covered

• public officials
• code of conduct
• politics
• Trump
• Senate
• ethics

Keywords

• code of conduct
• public officials
• Trump
• Senate
• ethics
• Andrew Clyde
• politics

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Organizations: Senate, Georgia

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