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Old 03-18-2015, 02:39 PM
 
Location: Central Texas
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Good sales guys, Repubs/Dems/Independents, know how to pad their expense account without being caught. We learned it from guys working back in the 1970s/1980s,etc.

Kid was a rookie at the craft.

Nothing to see here.
Yup.

This has nothing to do with Millennials or any other arbitrary group set of people. Schock broke the rules, as politicians do all the time, regardless of age.
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Old 03-18-2015, 02:41 PM
 
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Uh, how do you explain middle age & older people doing this as well? Better yet, why didn't you point out the fact that he is a REPUBLICAN?
Which "older people" have resigned from Congress under a cloud of ethical violations in the current regulatory and policy scheme? We're not talking about the 70s/80/90's when the rules we're different. We're talking about today's rules. Who has resigned in like fashion?

I fully concede that Congress, in general, have various tricks up their sleeves to conceal costs to taxpayers. That's definitely nothing new. But Schock took it to a level not seen in the current climate. Do you think its a mere coincidence that it took an entitled Millennial to flaunt these rules so transparently to document them on social media? Does your grandpa have a Twitter and Facebook account?
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Old 03-18-2015, 02:44 PM
 
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Which "older people" have resigned from Congress under a cloud of ethical violations in the current regulatory and policy scheme? We're not talking about the 70s/80/90's when the rules we're different. We're talking about today's rules. Who has resigned in like fashion?

I fully concede that Congress, in general, have various tricks up their sleeves to conceal costs to taxpayers. That's definitely nothing new. But Schock took it to a level not seen in the current climate. Do you think its a mere coincidence that he happens to be an entitled Millennial to flaunt these rules?
No, more like I don't think it's a mere coincidence that he happens to be a republican.
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