There is nothing worse to me than a Republican who turns on their principles. Sure, there’s a difference between someone coming up with a better idea. That being said, ideas are totally different from principles.
So, I saw something online that got my wheels spinning.
There was a post on Twitter that former congressman Adam Kinzinger was selling bound copies of the January 6 committee report for $100 with his autograph.
My question is how can he possibly afford to sell that in that form for only $100 unless the books were put together using congressional assets.
What’s the Deal?
So, here is the post that is blowing up all over the internet.
Former Rep @AdamKinzinger sells signed copies of Jan. 6 report for $100https://t.co/WVPAzuumLx
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) January 17, 2023
All proceeds of the book are being donated to charity, but that is beside the point.
It is pretty shady for a member of Congress to be selling something like this in the first place.
However, if congressional assets were used to bind that book, then why are people being forced to pay anything for the book?
I mean, let’s be serious… Kinzinger’s autograph is worth about $0.99, so why is Kinzinger charging people for something that our tax dollars have already paid for?
The book is being sold on a website that is linked to a Kinzinger PAC.
So, not only is Kinzinger selling people something they paid for with their tax dollars already, but then he is likely going to fill their inbox with fundraising emails or sell their email to a firm that will do likewise.
Yeah, I think I am going to have the pass on that one.
Source: Fox News
