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And why should he?
Were he a republican, he'd turn his corruption into a campaign slogan. Indictments would only make him more electable.
Oh, he took bribes? We have a SC justice that has been whoring himself out to right-wing special interests for years and won't even pretend to be sorry about it.
So fuck it, Bob. Take them bribes. Everyone else is doing it so why can't you?
You’ve lost the plot. Representatives are there to serve the people.
Oh, he's serving people. Some people more than others.
The Republicans have a congressman that literally made up his entire resume. Education, previous work experience, all of it. Complete fiction. Aaaaaand when he was caught red handed, did he quit? Resign? Nope.
Even when the feds caught up with him with indictments for fraud and money laundering, did he quit then? Not a chance.
Not only is he still a sitting member of the House... THE DUDE IS RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION.
So, why the hell are the Democrats the only ones that have to hold themselves to any sort of moral or ethical principles? The GOP sure as hell don't. Just ask Mr. 91 Indictments Primary Front Runner yourself.