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Ocean Gate, New Jersey, Mayor Paul Kennedy has been charged with official misconduct and theft after prosecutors said he sold borough-owned furniture and kept the money. Officials said Kennedy sold the furniture through a personal Facebook Marketplace account.
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Fuck Joe Biden
Fuck Joe Biden
You can steal from citizens once, but not twice.
If he stole from citizens, it would have been a slap on the wrist (if not a promotion). He stole from the state which is why he was punished.
Corruption in a democratic stronghold!??
Say it ain't so - - - -
Republican: Were did you learn to be so corrupt?
Democrat: I learned it from you Dad! I learned it from you!
BOAF SIDES!
"Kennedy, a Republican"
It's ok. NJ republicans are middle-left democrats in any other state.
furniture what'd he get like $35?
Is there any case law in a book somewhere, that says mayors of cities with "Ocean" in their name can't sell furniture owned by the government, and keep the money? If not, what's the problem?
"Was that wrong? Should I not have done that? If I knew that that sort of thing was frowned upon.."
If anyone ever really needed qualified immunity, it was Costanza.
Would need to be a Supreme Court Ruling, not just some cheap case law shit
I refuse to couch this in diplomatic terms: He should get the Chair for this!