Abbott to Farenthold: Pay Up | Eastern North Carolina Now

Governor Greg Abbott spoke on behalf of all taxpayers in his open letter to disgraced former Congressman Blake Farenthold.

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    Publisher's Note: This post appears here courtesy of Empower Texans.

    In a recently penned open letter to disgraced former Congressman Blake Farenthold, Governor Greg Abbott is calling on Farenthold to pay up. Abbott tweeted out the following:

    RT to tell Blake Farenthold to pay for the special election that had to be called to fill the seat he resigned from because of his disgraceful conduct. Taxpayers shouldn't have to pay for his misdeeds. #txlege @Elect_Blake https://t.co/TATimZEkaz     - Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX)    April 25, 2018

    Abbott not only demanded that Farenthold pay for the special election that his immoral actions caused, he also called on him to pay back the $84,000 of taxpayer dollars he spent covering up his sexual misconduct.

    In his open letter to Farenthold, Governor Abbott stated that "This seat must be filled, and the counties and taxpayers in the 27th Congressional District should not again pay the price for your actions."

    While Farenthold had initially promised to pay back the $84,000 that he had spent to cover up the allegations, he has not followed up on doing so since his resignation in April. Beyond that, Farenthold has not voiced any intentions to cover the cost of the special election that he triggered, nor has he responded to Abbott's letter. Abbott demanded a response by May 2.

    Taxpayers around the country, particularly ones in Texas, should continue to demand that the elitist millionaire Blake Farenthold pay back all the money his frequent misconduct has cost us.
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