'Shocker': Pro-abort Pa. State Rep. Brian Sims apparently has an ethics problem (and could be in for a world of hurt)

Sarah D | 2:30 PM on May 07, 2019

Democratic Pennsylvania State Rep. Brian Sims gets his jollies by harassing and attempting to dox pro-lifers. Sounds like something a garbage person would enjoy. Apparently the state of Pennsylvania agrees:

Shocker. @BrianSimsPA He’s under an ethics investigation https://t.co/xryOGIrs1r

— Kathleen McKinley (@KatMcKinley) May 7, 2019

More from the Catholic News Agency:

The state’s ethics commission opened an investigation into state Rep. Brian Sims following a 2017 complaint that he had violated Pennsylvania’s Ethics Act. Sims is accused of accepting honoraria, including fees and free travel and accommodation, in violation of policies governing state legislators.

Sims has confirmed that he is under investigation, but says the complaint is a political “hit” and the “cost of politics in a city like Philadelphia.”

…

The ethics commission has not reported whether the investigation has concluded.

…

Sims has defended his record as a “committed progressive” and said that his commitment to transparency is demonstrated by his record as “an avid social media user.”

You should really read the whole thing. Committed progressive Brian Sims sounds like a real peach.

Imagine that… https://t.co/V4vOffGUME

— LaurieAnn ??‍♂️ (@mooshakins) May 7, 2019

As part of his commitment to transparency, we assume that Brian would welcome any investigations into his ethics (or lack thereof). Which is good, because the Pennsylvania GOP has asked for another one:

UPDATE: The Pennsylvania GOP has asked U.S. Attorney William McSwain, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro and Philly DA Larry Krasner to launch a criminal investigation into Democrat Rep. Brian Sims over his harassment of pro-life women.https://t.co/lnNLu0yeVd

— LifeNews.com (@LifeNewsHQ) May 7, 2019

Brian Sims’ behavior definitely merits an investigation. At the very least.