CongressionalBadBoys.com | home | Senate Ethics Committee Senate Ethics Committee Left to Right:  Democrats Barbara Boxer (Calif.), chair;  Mark Pryor (Arkansas); Ken Salazar (Colo.);  Republicans John Cornyn (Texas), ranking member;  Pat Roberts (Kans.); and Johnny Isakson (Georgia). Latest Actions Public Letter of Qualified Admonition to Sen. Pete Domenici, April 24, 2008 Public Letter of Admonition to Sen. Larry Craig, February 13, 2008 Meet the Senate Ethics Committee.  You can see more about the committee on its website, http://ethics/senate.gov.  Or you can write the Select Committee on Ethics at 220 Hart Building, U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C., 20510.  Telephone:  202-224-2981;  fax:  202-224-7416. Before 2008 session, last action by the Committee:  a letter of admonition to the Honorable Robert Torricelli in July 2002. Update:  Why not an independent body to investigate misdoings of the Senate and lobbyists?  It would remove Senators from the embarrassing position of judging their peers.  But in April 2006, the U.S. Senate by a vote of 67-30 rejected the creation of an independent Office of Public Integrity which would have been empowered to investigate relations between Senators and lobbyists. See what Congress has or has not been doing on lobbying reform.