Some for me but none for thee – ’14 GOP Congressmen Who Think Government Shouldn’t Borrow Have Big Debts Of Their Own’
•’House Budget Committee Member Tom Rice (R-SC)’
‘Reported five mortgages totaling over $4 million’.
•’House Budget Committee Member Diane Black (R-TN)’
‘Reported four mortgages on three properties, totaling more
than $3 million’.
•’House Budget Committee Member Roger Williams (R-TX)’
‘Reported more than $2.5 million in business debts’.
•’House Budget Committee Member Scott Rigell (R-VA)’
‘Reported $1.5 million in lines of credit, a $500,000-plus
mortgage, and over $10,000 in credit card debt’.
•’House Budget Committee Member Bill Flores (R-TX)’
‘Reported two mortgages on residences totaling over $1.5
million’.
•’House Republican Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA)’
”Reported three mortgages totaling at least $1 million’.
•’House Budget Committee Member Vicky Hartzler (R-MO)’
‘Reported five real estate mortgages totaling more than
$900,000′.
•’House Republican Conference Chair Cathy McMorris-Rodgers
(R-WA)’
‘Reported three mortgages totalling more than $600,000 and a
student loan of at least $10,000′.
•’House Budget Committee Member Reid Ribble (R-WI)’
‘Reported several mortgages on properties and a home equity
line of credit, totaling several hundred thousand dollars’.
•’House Budget Committee Member Rob Woodall (R-GA)’
‘Reported two mortgages totaling more than $150,000′.
•’House Budget Committee Member Alan Nunnelee (R-MS)’
‘ Reported four mortgages on two properties, totaling more
than $145,000′.
•’House Budget Committee Member James Lankford (R-OK)’
‘Reported that he “is a slave” to Bank of America, with whom
he has a mortgage of more than $100,000′.
•’House Republican Whip Kevin McCarthy (R-CA)’
‘Reported a mortgage of over $100,000′.
•’House Budget Committee Member Sean Duffy (R-WI)’
‘Reported two mortgages totaling more than $150,000, a line
of credit, and a student loan of more than $50,000’.
From :
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