I was not aware of the rules. The rules have been very ambiguous. There were some rules that come out last year. But, you know, I have acknowledged I made a mistake. I've tried to make everything whole. I have paid all the money out of my…
Eddie Bernice Johnson
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Eddie Bernice Johnson was a prominent Democratic politician from Texas who served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1993 until 2021. She represented Texas's 30th congressional district, which includes parts of Dallas, and was known for her advocacy on issues such as healthcare, education, and civil rights. Johnson was the first African American woman elected to the U.S. House from Texas, breaking significant barriers in her political career. Throughout her tenure, she was a strong voice for her constituents and worked on various initiatives to improve the lives of those in her district.
Well, I hope it doesn't. It won't happen again with me and, clearly, you know, I've never promised to be perfect. I'd love to be, but I'm not.
she did not consider the residency requirement to be a hard-and-fast requirement. She felt that it was a goal, that it was a guideline, but that it was not a -- you know, a must kind of thing.
I have acknowledged that I made a mistake. I have tried to make everything whole.
I have acknowledged that I was negligent. I have acknowledged that I made a mistake. When it was called to my attention, I tried to correct it.
I didn't realize they were even in print, as I indicated. I -- I don't have any reason not to tell the truth. I did not know they were in print.
I admit -- I admit I made a mistake. I did not realize that. I didn't read the form.
the allegation that we have a vendetta or that a disgruntled ex-employee spread this about her and that's why this all came about is like saying that people were spreading a vicious truth about her.
I know you want you to make a scandal out of this, and I -- but I can't help you. All I can do is tell you the truth.
I admit I made a mistake. I did not realize that. I didn't read the form.
I have acknowledged that I was negligent. I have acknowledged that I made a mistake. When it was called to my attention, I tried to correct it.
I didn't really think about it that much because, you know, I'm -- I'm trying to make sure it doesn't -- I know it won't happen again.
I don't consider them having lied... because I don't even know if they have even seen those forms.
I admit that I made a mistake. I did not realize that. I didn't read the form.
I was not aware of the rules. The rules have been very ambiguous. There were some rules to come out last year. But, you know, I have acknowledged that I made a mistake. I have tried to make everything whole. I have paid all the money out…





