The missing Kay Granger Congresswomen fiund

[Red Oak]

Missing votes since last July, the Ft Worth RINO is living in a memory care unit.

Her staff should be made to payback all their wages and benefits for covering this up.


https://dallasexpress.com/tarrant/exclu ... y-granger/

[Mark]

If this was a private sector job, the job would have been consider abandoned long ago, and she would have been terminated.

[rusty]

If she’s in a memory care facility it’s sad. But she should resign.

[LibraryLady2]

Her staff should be made to repay their salaries.
She should have resigned--or her family made her resign when those around her realized she had memory loss--before she went totally over the edge.

I presume her staff wanted to keep their pay coming in so they were willing to conceal her mental decline for their purposes.
She should return the money for at least the last 6 months, as well as the staff return their pay for the last 6 months--but I know neither will happen.

[Sangersteve]

Some local news group went to her office in Ft. Worth back in November because they caught a whiff that something was amiss.

The office was closed, other businesses in the building said the office closed and no staff had been seen in some time.

They contacted the DC office and got no answer.

Then they just dropped looking.

[planosteve]

Dallas Morning News that his mother has been “having some dementia issues late in the year” and that she had moved to a senior living facility. He denied that she was living in the facility’s memory care unit:

Brandon said his mother is living at Tradition Senior Living in Fort Worth, but she is not in a memory care facility, as some media reports have stated. He said that while the facility has a memory care community on the same property, Rep. Granger resides in the independent living facility.

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article ... anger.html

[planosteve]

Dementia is a process. It's not like one day your fine and the next day your nuts! But, she should "retire" because it's not going to be proper to stay in office when there are questions about her competence. I've been through some of this myself and I'm older than she is.

[BigTex]

I heard that she's sharp as a tack. These reports are deep fakes.

[jellowrestling]

Dementia is a process. It's not like one day your fine and the next day your nuts! But, she should "retire" because it's not going to be proper to stay in office when there are questions about her competence. I've been through some of this myself and I'm older than she is.

If Biden can keep drawing a check, I suppose Granger should, too.

[Mark]

Her staff should be made to repay their salaries.
She should have resigned--or her family made her resign when those around her realized she had memory loss--before she went totally over the edge.

I presume her staff wanted to keep their pay coming in so they were willing to conceal her mental decline for their purposes.
She should return the money for at least the last 6 months, as well as the staff return their pay for the last 6 months--but I know neither will happen.

Do you also believe that Biden's staff should be made to repay their salaries and that his family should have urged him to resign?