Rep. Kat Cammack stated she would not feel comfortable having her daughter work on Capitol Hill due to the behavior of some members toward staff.
Key facts
- •Rep. Kat Cammack characterized the congressional workplace as having a "culture of creepiness."
- •Cammack made the comments during an interview with Pablo Manríquez of MeidasTouch.
- •The representative stated she would not want her daughter to work in the current congressional environment.
- •The remarks were made in the context of a resolution unveiled by Rep. Jeff Crank regarding member conduct.
Rep. Kat Cammack (R-Fla.) stated on Wednesday that Congress suffers from a "culture of creepiness" regarding how members interact with staffers. Speaking to Pablo Manríquez of MeidasTouch, Cammack expressed concerns about the current congressional environment.
Concerns Regarding Congressional Environment
Cammack explicitly noted that she would not feel comfortable sending her daughter to work in the Capitol Hill environment. Her remarks followed the introduction of a resolution by Rep. Jeff Crank (R-Colo.) addressing conduct within the legislative body.
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