 The Arizona senator intended to go after the nominee. I'd like to hear your thoughts on the approach I should take, he said to the others. There was a pattern here, Gingrich pointed out. Charlie Rangel, a House Ways and Means Committee chairman, hadn't paid taxes on his rental property in coming more than two decades. Randall and Geithner would be wielding more power over how taxpayer dollars would be spent than anyone else in America. And then there's the web, to chime in McCarthy. There are freshmen who accept campaign money from Rangel. They're caught in the web.