After allegations, Rep.

Reporters don't usually have to hunt down Rep. Shelley Berkley. More often than not, if you want to speak to her, she wants to speak to you. But ethics allegations do funny things to lawmakers. After former Nevada Sen. John Ensign became the subject of an ethics inquiry – one that ultimately led to his resignation – he perfected the art of the dodge: entering and exiting the Senate chamber by restricted-access staircases and secret cloakroom doors, promising to meet reporters and then giving them the slip. (Excerpt) Read more at lasvegassun.com …