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North Carolina congressman Edwards quits reelection bid after committee recommends his censure
North Carolina congressman Chuck Edwards ended his reelection campaign after the House Ethics Committee recommended censure for unprofessional conduct toward two female aides, including lavish gifts and inappropriate comments. Edwards denied the behavior was sexual but acknowledged withdrawing from the race after 'prayer and reflection,' while the committee emphasized his actions would be seen as inappropriate by a reasonable observer.
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