By Adam Nichols
DNAinfo News Editor
HARLEM — There's still some love in Harlem for shamed Congressman Charles Rangel.
The Democrat, who was censured by the house for ethics violations, got a standing ovation as he arrived at a town hall meeting at Harlem Hospital Saturday.
He told the adoring crowd he planned never to mention the embarrassing punishment again.
"This weekend will be the last time I will refer to this topic in any way," he said, according to the New York Post.
"I have two more years under the Obama administration; I have a job to do.
"In all fairness, I was not found guilty of corruption, I did not go to bed with kids, I did not hurt the house speaker, I did not start a revolution against the United States of America, I did not steal any money, I did not take any bribes and that is abundantly clear."
