CONGRESS SEX $17 MILLION

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And just to think that Reps. Speier, and Sánchez will be part of the attack when the Democrats try to impeach President Trump for allegedly paying “hush” money to Stormy Daniels from campaign finances when new members are sworn in on January 3, 2019 Impeachment-Obsessed Congress Still Hiding Its Sex... View MoreAnd just to think that Reps. Speier, and Sánchez will be part of the attack when the Democrats try to impeach President Trump for allegedly paying “hush” money to Stormy Daniels from campaign finances when new members are sworn in on January 3, 2019 Impeachment-Obsessed Congress Still Hiding Its Sexual Harassers Salacious accusations that Donald Trump paid “hush” money from campaign finances to adult entertainer Stormy Daniels, who claims she had an affair with him, have suddenly become the latest drive to impeach him. But the burning unasked question to the media of the day should be: How can we take seriously any of your accusations when Congress paid its multiple sexual harassment victims a whopping $15 million out of the Treasury—keeping the identities of the harassers a well-guarded state secret?As usual 90 percent-plus of the mainstream and social media are so gung-ho to portray the president as a criminal in a last-ditch attempt to impeach him, they virtually ignore that some $15 million was taken from the public purse to keep sexual harassers holding public office in their well-paid jobs. Why is it that “credible” allegations of sexual harassment on Capitol Hill of senators openly exposing themselves right on the House Floor have continued to go straight over the media’s heads since November of 2017? Why is it that Trump is being media-portrayed as ‘The President, the Criminal’, while Congress remains mum on the criminals who cost taxpayers $15 million to protect their anonymity ? According to three female Democrat politicians, settling sexual harassment accusation cases on the QT has already cost American taxpayers some $15 million over the last 10 to 15 years. One year after this shocking revelation, NOTHING has ever been done about it. Writing for The Hill, Jenny Beth Martin called it the “shush” fund, managed by the “Office of Compliance,” which itself was created following the 1995 enactment of the Congressional Accountability Act (CAA), the first law enacted by the first Republican House in four decades. “The CAA sought to make changes in how Congress dealt with charges of sexual harassment against its members and staff, too. Prior to enactment of the law, a victim of sexual harassment by a member of Congress had virtually no legal recourse at all. With whom would such a victim lodge a complaint or seek redress? “So the CAA created the “Office of Compliance” to deal with such issues. Complainants begin the dispute resolution process with a mandatory (yes, really) course of counseling that can last up to 30 days. Only after completing the compulsory counseling may a complainant pursue mediation. That, too, can last up to 30 days. “If mediation fails to resolve the issue to the complainant’s satisfaction, she or he can then go to an administrative hearing, or file a federal lawsuit. “Here’s the kicker: If the dispute is resolved in favor of the complainant (read: victim), funds for the settlement don’t come out of the offender’s personal bank account, or his or her campaign account. Instead, they come out of a secret account maintained by the Office of Compliance. It is so secret, in fact, that taxpayers don’t even know they are funding it. “According to the Washington Post, there were 235 complainants who received compensation totaling $15.2 million between 1997 and 2014. That’s more than one settlement per month for 17 years and nearly $1 million per year. We, the taxpayers, have no idea on whose behalf we’ve been paying to settle these sexual harassment claims. That’s wrong. “We, the taxpayers who have been paying for more than two decades to quietly settle literally hundreds of sexual harassment claims against members of Congress and their staffs, have a right to know which members and staffers have made use of the hush money over the years. Going forward, taxpayers should have knowledge about how that fund is used.” Continued below... What exactly is sexual harassment, Congress style? Incredibly, some of it congressmen, who expose their genitals and who grab private parts—on the House floor, who not only get away with it but get the privilege of remaining unnamed. We’re not talking about the deeds of these sexual harassers before running for public office—but what they got away with as elected officials! Genital-exposing politicians (GEP, for short) are said to come from both the Democrat and Republican parties, and, incredibly continue to find protection in the system as it currently stands. (CFP, Nov.17, 2017) Congress concern for sexual harassment among elected officials seems to be one shameless sham. Long before the 2016 election of Trump, the White House was a second home away from home for Hollywood, and because, until he was outed, alleged sexual predator movie mogul Harvey Weinstein was hosted by the White House many times during the 8-year tenure of Barack Obama, who, along with his protégé Hillary Clinton, accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in Weinstein campaign donations. “Efforts to combat sexual harassment on Capitol Hill gained momentum on Tuesday as female lawmakers shared stories of male colleagues engaging in predatory behavior. (The Hill, Nov.14, 2017) “Those stories ranged from comments asking “Are you going to be a good girl?” to harassers exposing their genitals and grabbing private parts on the Housefloor https://canadafreepress.com/print_friendly/impeachment-obsessed-congress-still-hiding-its-sexual-harassers

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