Tony Gonzales under ethics investigation over alleged affair with staffer who died by suicide
Source: Washington Examiner · Bias: Center Right
Summary
The Office of Congressional Conduct sent an investigative letter last year to look into Rep. Tony Gonzales’ (R-TX) alleged affair with a staffer who died by setting herself on fire. The letter, obtained by the San Antonio Express-News, showed investigators sought text messages, emails, and other communications about the relationship, asking Adrian Aviles, the widower […]
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