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U.S. Rep. Joe Walsh who’s come under fire this week after allegations he owed $117,437 in child support, still has the support of the Tea Party. “We’ve just adopted Joe’s statement,” Illinois GOP Chair Pat Brady said about the party’s response to news that the 8th District congressman is being sued by his ex-wife for child support payments.
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While a group made plans for a protest today at Rep. Joe Walsh’s suburban office, state Republican officials say they’re still behind the McHenry tea partyer who’s come under fire this week after allegations he owed $117,437 in child support.
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She contends that Walsh loaned his own campaign $35,000 and took international vacations but said he couldn’t afford child support payments because he was between jobs or out of work.
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In 2009, Walsh lost a condo to foreclosure because he owed more than $300,000 on the property. In April 2010, an investigation revealed that Walsh failed to file his personal financial disclosure form as required by federal election law. When questions about his personal finances dogged his congressional campaign, Walsh once again claimed he wasn't a rich man, despite managing to pay $3,300 per month for a house in upscale Winnetka.
Originally posted by buster2010
What a scumbag. He cries about putting debt on his kids when he doesn't care about them enough to even take care of them. He needs his butt kicked.
Originally posted by saabster5
Allegations he owes = proof of guilt he hasn't paid?
2nd line
oh wait (3rd line) MSM reporting = Judicial Review?
Originally posted by stephinrazin
Sigh. Just because one man in the Tea Party is a scumbag does not invalidate the Tea Party platform. The refusal to address issues is unfortunate. If you disagree with the Tea Party values that is your right. If you think that Joe Walsh is a piece of trash that too is your right. The attempt to discredit a group's philosophical platform by showing that a member is a morally despicable person is pathetic. It is a sign of the dumbing down of political debate in this country.
Originally posted by mudbeed
Originally posted by saabster5
Allegations he owes = proof of guilt he hasn't paid?
2nd line
oh wait (3rd line) MSM reporting = Judicial Review?
Hey. Don't come to the rescue of a deadbeat dad.
Do you really want to be "that guy"?
I agree with you to some extent, but seriously all of this information is public record...so it's not really a "proven guilty before innocent" type of situation. It's a known fact that he owes this.
Go preach somewhere else.
Originally posted by saabster5
Allegations he owes = proof of guilt he hasn't paid?
2nd line
oh wait (3rd line) MSM reporting = Judicial Review?
Originally posted by niceguybob
Way to target this clown based on Political Affiliation. Perfect smear.
How's that Acorn paycheck working for you? Oh..what's the name of the organization now?
Take any party and blame one individuals behavior on party connections.
And I'm not with ANY party. And? I have skeletons in my closest. Not much.
Blame it me not being a PART of a political party. THAT'S my problem.
There’s $259,000 in federal subsidies paid since 1995 to a family farm of which Bachmann is a part-owner. Another $30,000 went to Bachmann and Associates Counseling Clinic in the last five years from various Minnesota government agencies, including one small payment logged the day after the congresswoman’s official 2012 kickoff.
In addition, at least $137,000 came from Medicaid-backed programs for patients using the mental health clinic run by her husband, Marcus Bachmann.
Just a few weeks before Bachmann called for dismantling the programs during a House Financial Services Committee hearing, she and her husband signed for a $417,000 home loan to help finance their move to a 5,200-square-foot golf-course home, public records show. Experts who examined the loan documents for The Washington Post say that they are confident the loan was backed by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac.
Hey. Don't come to the rescue of a deadbeat dad.