Last month our VFW post was fortunate to host a bus load full of homeless veterans from the Detroit area for the day. These individuals are amazing in that they truly are looking for a Hand Up, not a hand out.

In this season of giving please find it in your heart to give a homeless veteran that much appreciated Hand Up.

I do not give a ‘RATS ASS’ how many times Donald Trump opened his wallet to legally quiet a trollop he sacked with. I am however a bit pissed off that our legislators (Those same along with their accomplices in the Lame Stream Media attempting to convince us all that Trump has broken the law) have spent MILLIONS of our dollars using a fund specifically set up to cover their sexual harassment tendencies and law breaking indiscretions.

When sexual harassers agree on confidential settlements with victims, at least the payments come out of the harassers’ own pockets or from companies that choose to employ them. But not, as the nation has learned this month, when the harasser serves in Congress. Then, taxpayers foot the bill. And the entire episode remains hidden.

This outrageous system grows out of a 1995 law, known as the Congressional Accountability Act, that was  intended to make lawmakers subject to the same workplace laws against harassment and discrimination as the rest of American employers.

The law was a well-intentioned and much needed effort to end Congress’ status as the “last plantation.” But some of the fine-print provisions — such as mandating that settlements be secret and having taxpayers pick up the tab for lawmakers violating the law — represent the opposite of accountability.

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