Welcome To Nancy's "Clean House"

clipped from www.nypost.com And, after two closed-door sitdowns with him in 12 hours, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she has no intention of stripping him of his prestigious position - no matter how big an embarrassment he's become. Some were detailed by the newspaper Roll Call, which reviewed his congressional disclosure forms: * Rangel never reported, as required, the sale of a home he owned in the District of Columbia. * Nor did he disclose any income from the sale of a Harlem apartment - whose value allegedly doubled while he owned it. * He also failed to report income from the sale of a condo in Sunny Isles, Fla., though property records show a $60,000 profit. * Moreover, in 2002 his forms listed new investment holdings of $115,000 to $315,000 - with no disclosure of how he acquired them. The next year, he reported another five new cash assets, worth at least $268,000 - again, with no indication of where they came from. Obviously, life in Congress has been very, very good to Charlie Rangel.