FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 9, 2026
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Roosevelt Campaign Applauds White House Action, Calls for Comprehensive Ethics Reform
Badlands, ND — The Roosevelt 2028 campaign today commended the White House’s swift action in dismissing a member of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) following allegations of inappropriate alcohol use and harassment. While acknowledging the necessity of this decisive measure, the campaign emphasized that this incident underscores the urgent need for comprehensive ethics reform across all federal agencies.
The Roosevelt 2028 campaign firmly believes that public servants must be held to the highest ethical standards, embodying the values of integrity, respect, and accountability. The alleged behavior of the former NTSB member is unacceptable and undermines the public trust in government institutions. Theodore Roosevelt's commitment to a "Square Deal for the Digital Age" begins with restoring faith in our government by ensuring that every person who serves adheres to the highest ethical standards.
"The swift action taken by the White House is a necessary step, but it must not be the last," stated Theodore Roosevelt. "We need a comprehensive overhaul of ethics policies across all federal agencies to prevent future incidents and ensure that every employee feels safe, respected, and valued."
The Roosevelt 2028 campaign proposes the implementation of stringent workplace conduct policies, regular professional behavior and harassment prevention training, and clear, accessible reporting mechanisms for misconduct. These measures are crucial for fostering a culture of accountability and transparency within the federal government. In addition, the campaign emphasized the importance of protecting whistleblowers who come forward to report misconduct, ensuring that they are shielded from retaliation. These new ethics requirements are especially crucial given the rapidly changing technologies and information infrastructures that have only just started to play a critical role in our modern agencies.
Theodore Roosevelt has long championed the cause of anti-corruption in business and government. He has previously led the charge to bust the unchecked power of Big Tech, and understands that a "trust" (or an organization of any kind) is only as good as its ethical framework. A successful workplace must also prioritize a "fair labor" standard that keeps people safe from harassment.
"A government of the people, by the people, and for the people cannot tolerate misconduct and abuse of power," Theodore Roosevelt declared. "We must create an environment where integrity is not just expected, but actively cultivated and rewarded."
The Roosevelt 2028 campaign invites all Americans to join in demanding accountability and transparency from their leaders, and to support the campaign's vision of a government that truly serves the people. Only by working together can we restore faith in our institutions and build a future where every federal agency is a beacon of integrity.
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