Overview
- The bipartisan panel, which disclosed the review Thursday, said it is assessing claims of a hostile workplace and sexual harassment.
- The move follows Axios reports describing texts, personal gifts, casino outings, a tearful poem at a going-away party, and a Las Vegas trip with a young aide.
- A former staffer told others she felt objectified and feared retaliation, and she later raised concerns with Edwards’ chief of staff.
- The committee said public disclosure of the review does not indicate any rules were broken.
- Edwards denied wrongdoing and said he will cooperate with investigators.