Tom Feeney Is Sorry
Tom Feeney dined at Jack Abramoff's restaurant went a a Scottish golf trip paid by the convicted lobbyist. Feeney is in a tight race with Suzanne Kosmos. Feeney released this video apologizing for his Abramoff relation.
Kosmos attacked Feeney oon the video. She asked many questions that Feeney should to address. But I'm not holding my breath.
Why is Feeney apologizing after claiming he did nothing wrong in the first place?
When was the last time Tom Feeney spoke with the FBI?
Is he still cooperating with the FBI's investigation?
Can Feeney assure voters that their Congressman will not be indicted?
If indicted, will Feeney resign from Congress?
Have Tom Feeney's office records been subpoenaed?
Why did it take Tom Feeney five years to admit a mistake?
Why did Tom Feeney vote to block a congressional ethics investigation into members of Congress and their ties to Jack Abramoff?
Why did Tom Feeney claim he did nothing on behalf of imprisoned lobbyist Jack Abramoff when official records tell another story?
Why did Tom Feeney only pay back around $5,000 for the trip when court documents have shown the actual cost was closer to $20,000?
Why did it take Tom Feeney two years to return the $5,000?
How can a career politician, former lobbyist and Florida House Speaker like Tom Feeney claim to have made a rookie mistake?
Why hasn't Tom Feeney apologized for other unethical behavior through out his career?
If Tom Feeney values honesty and integrity so highly, why did he oppose landmark ethics reform legislation passed by Congress in 2007?
Why, for four consecutive years, has the non-partisan watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) listed Feeney as one of the 20 most corrupt members of Congress?
I would ask why Feeney hired Bridgette A. Gregory to be his Florida House aide. Gregory held no college degree and her previous experience was being a Hooters waitress.
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