Congress secretly used your tax dollars to shield politicians accused of sexual harassment

It’s both disgusting and infuriating. While the American people work themselves to the bone, some Washington lawmakers spend their days groping and bullying — then hiding behind closed doors with fat stacks of our money. Now, thanks to Congresswoman Nancy Mace, the dirty secrets are finally crawling into the sunlight. Reports show the House shelled out more than $338,000 to bail out these sleazy politicians accused of sexual harassment. That’s our money, folks — funneled to protect creeps who should have been shown the door.

One ex-congressmen apparently couldn’t keep his hands — or his ego — to himself. He faced not one, not two, but three separate assault lawsuits. Instead of getting tossed out and held accountable, the House shelled out $115,000 just to sweep his mess under the rug. Is this what Democrats mean by “progressive values”? If this is progress, Americans should want no part of it. The so-called party of “believe women” is drowning in its own hypocrisy as its allies hand out hush money behind taxpayers’ backs.

Let’s not kid ourselves. This is the swamp at work. The same liberals who lecture us about “Me Too” and women’s rights turn bashful when the predators wear a lapel pin and play for the blue team. These settlements aren’t just dollars, they’re proof of the two-faced liberal establishment protecting their own while betraying victims.

Our hard-earned money isn’t meant to be a slush fund for globalist elites to cover up perversion and power trips. But that’s exactly what’s happening — and the House would have kept us in the dark if not for someone brave enough to spill the truth. How many more payouts are hiding in the shadows, propping up anti-American grifters while Main Street struggles?

Where is the outrage from the usual media mouthpieces? Where’s the accountability for lawmakers who think the rules don’t apply to them? This is what corruption looks like, plain and simple — and it’s time Congress answers for it. Or do they think Americans are too distracted to notice their dirty laundry piling up in broad daylight?

Source: Just The News