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I don’t care what that professor blabs there is very little a first term congressman with no office carryove can do right now in his literal first week where he is spending his entire days voting for speaker again and again. All his staff could really do is take calls and messages. The so called expert himself in the article dosent even give any specifics of what he could be doing because there is very little. The whole complaint is ridiculous, no one is seriously calling this guy for “help” at this point but reporters who want interviews and democrats who want him to resign.
There is quite an overlap (!) in those last two groups you mention!
The faux outrage over Santos changed nothing although the faux hyperventilating over the election of the new Republican Speaker of the House was funny. And also changed nothing.
Putting the fight over the Speaker aside, it does speak volumes that he doesn't have a staff or office in place, something the other members elect on Long Island (and elsewhere) all appear to have despite not being sworn in either due to the Speaker drama.
There are Rykers residents released from their assigned residence every day that could potentially staff his office. They have the right credentials.
be kind to the guy. He gave up a great career at Goldman to become your congressman.
His ability to fake a resume and win a seat in congress will ensure he has a golden parachute to land at one of the banks he claimed to have worked for… IMO
The faux outrage over Santos changed nothing although the faux hyperventilating over the election of the new Republican Speaker of the House was funny. And also changed nothing.
Gotta give the guy his props. He played the gay and hispanic card so his background wouldn't be questioned. Then throwing the white supremacist's sign when taking the oath was pure comedy gold.
He certainly is nuts, but not any worse than some of the other Congress Critters we have elected. The House is full of them.
Gotta give the guy his props. He played the gay and hispanic card so his background wouldn't be questioned. Then throwing the white supremacist's sign when taking the oath was pure comedy gold.
He certainly is nuts, but not any worse than some of the other Congress Critters we have elected. The House is full of them.
He didn’t do it while taking the oath he did it during one of his votes for McCarthy.
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