Then un-dumbfuckery me: What did he accomplish after a near 1/4 century of being paid a nice salary, supplied a large staff, and accruing a lucrative retirement?
Longtime congressman Ron Paul has always refused to participate in the congressional pension system, labeling it "immoral".[5] North Carolina congressman Howard Coble does not participate in the pension system, either. [6] He campaigned against the system in his first campaign in 1984. See wiki.
Legilation sponsored that did anything he espoused? Maybe the deciding vote on some other critical bill? Or just warm the leather in his seat, at huge tax-payer expense, which will continue until his death?
He got the Audit the Fed bill passed. Even if it was watered down. He changed the entier conversation on the federal reserve issue single handedly.
Hmmm?
You see, TASB, folks are free to oppose anything they wish, and sing it from the mountain tops. Go hog wild. But when they do it on the guvmint nickle, without the slighest regard for what the People's House was and is intended to do, it pisses me off. **** the do-nothing hypocrite, IMO.
Keep on dumbfuckerying it up though, fella.
Those are beauts! And indeed he did not opt for FERS, but CSRS is automatic. He's got a pension. Fact. And at tax-payer expense. Maybe he rejects payments. Maybe. He rails against SS/MC and collects both.
And his bit of feel good legislation, passing with ease among both parties, was little more than fogger for his lame 2012 campaign. Nearly 24 ******* years, and some feel good bit of campaign talking points is YOUR defiinition of accomplishment???
Well then, do tell. What exactly has it changed, and thus the Fed is now doing shit differently, ya think, smart guy?
LM ******* AO
