there was allegations that he might have taken private plane rides. then they cross referenced his fancy instagram feed that showed him at concerts and things. and then we learned that congressman schock s staffers went on a taxpayer funded trip to new york where they had few official duties. what started as one off hand comment about the decorating of his office in this way turned into a full-blown mess for aaron schock. and congressman schock dealt with it as best he could. he paid $40,000 for the office redesign. he hired staffers, lawyers, a pr
questioning for schock. his parents were victims of a financial same. and there was a trial. his dad testified in that trial that his son signed off on back dated documents. the date was off by more than a year. he was a public notary. at the time the peoria star journal said that that could be considered a crime. that report appeared less than a month before the election that sent him to congress. it was just a little embarrassment on his way to becoming a young republican star in congress. he went on to congress. that story was not a big problem for him.
but it might have been a first sign. this then became a big problem. february of this year, a washington post style reporter names ben terrace stopped by his new office on capital hill and described the room this way, bright red walls, a gold wall sconce. the receptionist said the decor was based on downton abbey. and then his interior designer popped out of a doorway and introduced herself and showed the congressman s private office with a dramatic red motif with very memorable furnishings, like a chandelier and pheasant feathers. when they realized they had a reporter taking a tour and
embarrassment on his way to becoming a young republican star in congress. he went on to congress. that story was not a big problem for him. but it might have been a first sign. this then became a big problem. february of this year, a washington post style reporter names ben terrace stopped by his new office on capital hill and described the room this way, bright red walls, a gold wall sconce. the receptionist said the decor was based on downton abbey. and then his interior designer popped out of a doorway and introduced herself and showed the congressman s private office with a dramatic red motif with very memorable furnishings, like a chandelier and pheasant
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