U.S. House reps for Indiana collect almost $200K in meal, lodging reimbursements

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4 thoughts on “U.S. House reps for Indiana collect almost $200K in meal, lodging reimbursements

  1. However, the program does not require members to keep and submit receipts of the specific expenses, so it is unclear exactly when the expenses occurred and what they covered.

    As a taxpayer doing an itemized return, you better have every receipt, or you will be penalized.

    Congress accountability. eh not so much. Do we think this is a good idea?

    Just curious, does this cover expenses for mistresses?

  2. If Baird spent 100 nights in hotel rooms then that is almost $300 a night which is starting to get excessive either on the number of nights or the cost per night. A little accountability seems to be in order.

    1. $300 is not a budget hotel, certainly, but it’s not unrealistic for one that is within walking distance of the Capitol. Those closer to the White House/Downtown DC are much higher. But can a Congressional representative do their job with only 100 nights in DC? Seems more likely he stayed in a cheaper place for 150-175 nights.

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