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  • Grasshopper
    Weiner is a typical weasel and plays the part well. Hummer has been keeping company with Hilly so the weiner is done there. A web of people of disgust and it's a big web of notorious traitors --imo
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  • Sam06
    quote:Originally posted by us55840

    I have one question ~

    Weiner had been a member of congress for appx 12 years.

    So does he still get his retirement and benefits as a convicted felon?

    [?]



    Good question I would say yes.

    If I understand this correctly I was correct


    For your reading pleasure.............the Hiss act
    https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/96-530.pdf
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  • Junkballer
    quote:Originally posted by Sam06
    quote:Originally posted by us55840

    I have one question ~

    Weiner had been a member of congress for appx 12 years.

    So does he still get his retirement and benefits as a convicted felon?

    [?]



    Good question I would say yes.

    If I understand this correctly I was correct


    For your reading pleasure.............the Hiss act
    https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/96-530.pdf
    He was a member of the "club" and they protect their own knowing they themselves are one mis-step away from prison for various charges so they will make sure things go finacially right later in their lives [;)] He was convicted in Federal court and sentenced to less than 2 yrs. for his crap, around here he would have been sent to State Court and sentenced to 10+ yrs on the same charges....(self preservation), sorry to say but there's your answer [:(!]
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  • Sam06
    I have always extremely disliked weiner, IMO he got off easy. I would like to see him castrated, tared and feather and deported to Haiti for the rest of his life.

    Just looking at the guy you can tell he is a scum bag. Its hard to believe New Yorker's can be so blind. Just look at AOC, what a nutjob. But then her district only had a 4% turn out for the vote, so maybe they just don't care[B)]
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  • ChrisStreett
    He and the Hamas member WERE going to get divorced, suddenly that changed. It wasn?t to reconcile, rather it was so that this POS could invoke marital privilege and thus could not be forced to testify against her possessing the knowledge he assuredly has.
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  • 84Bravo1
    quote:Originally posted by ChrisStreett
    He and the Hamas member WERE going to get divorced, suddenly that changed. It wasn?t to reconcile, rather it was so that this POS could invoke marital privilege and thus could not be forced to testify against her possessing the knowledge he assuredly has.



    That whole Posse' is Corrupt to the Core.

    Needs a giant Enema.
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  • spasmcreek
    their justice is quite different than ours...and way more lenient
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  • ChrisStreett
    Enema, yep, most definitely. (I had to delete what I was about to post after that statement.)
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  • 84Bravo1
    quote:Originally posted by spasmcreek
    their justice is quite different than ours...and way more lenient



    Yes Sir.


    (And) Therin Lies the Problem.
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  • droptop
    quote:Originally posted by us55840

    I have one question ~
    Weiner had been a member of congress for appx 12 years.
    So does he still get his retirement and benefits as a convicted felon?
    [?] Looks like he will but this was old information:

    With a career in tatters and a pregnant wife, most people would be facing a financial crisis, but Anthony Weiner still has his pension to fall back on ? and it?s a pension the rest of America would love.

    Weiner, pension, 1.2 million After just 12 years in Congress, Weiner?s benefits add up to $1.2 million, reports The Wall Street Journal, and he doesn?t have to worry if the Stock Market keeps dropping.

    Weiner was on the standard congressional salary of $174,000 before announcing his resignation on Thursday, three weeks into his humiliating Twitter sexting scandal. He was covered under the Federal Employee Retirement System, to which he contributed less than 1 percent of his pay

    https://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/weiner-pension-1-2million-congress/2011/06/17/id/400414/

    PS: Don't think he got paid in prison but believe he gets a lump sum payment when he's out. crying.gif
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  • 84Bravo1
    quote:Originally posted by droptop
    quote:Originally posted by us55840

    I have one question ~
    Weiner had been a member of congress for appx 12 years.
    So does he still get his retirement and benefits as a convicted felon?
    [?] Looks like he will but this was old information:

    With a career in tatters and a pregnant wife, most people would be facing a financial crisis, but Anthony Weiner still has his pension to fall back on ? and it?s a pension the rest of America would love.

    Weiner, pension, 1.2 million After just 12 years in Congress, Weiner?s benefits add up to $1.2 million, reports The Wall Street Journal, and he doesn?t have to worry if the Stock Market keeps dropping.

    Weiner was on the standard congressional salary of $174,000 before announcing his resignation on Thursday, three weeks into his humiliating Twitter sexting scandal. He was covered under the Federal Employee Retirement System, to which he contributed less than 1 percent of his pay

    https://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/weiner-pension-1-2million-congress/2011/06/17/id/400414/

    PS: Don't think he got paid in prison but believe he gets a lump sum payment when he's out. crying.gif




    Why are We (the People,) not allowed to Vote on this nonesense?

    Do you think this BS would be allowed, if we were allowed to Vote on it?



    Hypocrisy, apparently knows no bounds.
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  • spasmcreek
    he hopefully is out of sight and out of mind while the real pure evil is the combination of his wife and hillary.....
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