Chaka Fattah, a Democratic congressman from Philadelphia, faces charges related to corruption and racketeering – known as a RICO case. Fattah has served in the House for 21 years.
Prosecutors say one of Fattah's schemes involved siphoning federal money to finance his losing bid for Philadelphia mayor in 2007.
The problems surrounding Fattah run deep. His son was charged last year for corruption and two of his close advisors have already pleaded guilty to corruption. One of those advisors is Thomas Lindenfeld. He’s a longtime political advisor from D.C. who also worked on Mayor Muriel Bowser’s campaign.
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A good start
ReplyDeleteWhat's his real name? Bad bad Leroy Brown? Baddest man in the whole damn town?
ReplyDeleteThey should look at the Dems from Maryland, especially Hoyer, Van Hollen, and Cummings. Their odor is overwhelming.
ReplyDeleteGosh darn, and a Democrat,too. They all seem so honest when they run for office, too...
ReplyDeleteIs this a vast right wing conspiracy or a harmless mistake by Fattah?
ReplyDeleteFollow the money trail in Salisbury and the result will be the same.
ReplyDeleteProbably so blatant and overwhelming that they could no longer ignore it.
ReplyDeleteNothing guarantees he will be convicted, though. This may be a dog and pony show.
Where is Hillary's inditement?
ReplyDeleteIN Filthadelphia? Say it ain' so...
ReplyDeleteSo, has that law been passed yet to withhold lifetime pensions if they are convicted of a felony?
ReplyDelete"In August 2014, Fattah's longtime aide and close confidante Gregory Naylor pleaded guilty to federal charges in a complex money laundering scheme used to hide an illegal million dollar loan that a currently unnamed candidate received for his failed mayoral campaign in 2007 and then paid back using federal grant money intended for nonprofit organizations that Fattah is affiliated with."
ReplyDeleteHis name change came as a kid when he and his brothers were adopted.
I'll bet a bushel of #1's most members of congress are guilty of something.
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