Absolutely, what right did congress have to use our tax dollars for a slush fund to pay off their sexual abuse?
we want the names.
#Releasethenames
I am a lead co-sponsor with @RepDeSantis of the Congressional Accountability and Hush Fund Elimination Act, which will end the Office of Compliance's ability to use taxpayer dollars to settle sexual assault and sexual harassment claims against members of Congress.pic.twitter.com/aMbc9SunnC
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Yes! Can you get us the list of congressional members that were “protected” by this fund?
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Why is that even necessary? Article 1, Section 9 of the US Constitution already requires public Money to be disclosed. A slush fund is a direct violation of the law already.
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You are correct but when has Congress followed laws they only make laws for us peasants to follow. Matt L at NBC gets fired. Franken and Conyers still have jobs. Get rid of all Congress that used this slush fund and make them pay it back with interest just like the IRS charges.
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We want names!!
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Those who took taxpayer money to settle these "claims" need to be named, and forced to pay back the money!
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