Should President Trump fire Scott Pruitt?

Scott Pruitt appeared before Congress amidst his growing list of ethics scandals including his spending habits and a shady deal with a gas industry lobbyist involving a Capitol Hill condominium.

Pruitt has come under scrutiny over his accommodations in Washington after ABC News reported last week that he rented a room in a luxury townhouse co-owned by the wife of a top gas industry lobbyist. That same day, Bloomberg News reported that Pruitt paid $50-a-night for the room, well below market value for a place in that neighborhood...The ethical storm over Pruitt’s housing comes amid a groundswell of criticism over his spending.

In addition to his lavish spending, Pruitt also got in trouble for bypassing the White House to give two of his aides massive raises, adding to an ever-growing list of ethics scandals.

A tsunami of accusations of improper dealings has emerged since Pruitt’s last trip to the Hill in January, from using sirens to get to dinner reservations to a sweetheart condo deal with a lobbyist to ousting staffers who questioned his luxury travel. These allegations have led to investigations from Congress, the White House, and government watchdogs. The Government Accountability Office already found that the $43,000 phone booth in Pruitt’s office broke the law.