Posted on 04/30/2011 2:24:28 PM PDT by The Magical Mischief Tour
A top elected official in Nashville hired both his children for Metro jobs that were never advertised.
It's the latest revelation from the Channel 4 I-Team investigation into Davidson County Criminal Court Clerk David Torrence.
The I-Team's hidden camera showed Torrence away from the office several days a week, doing yard work, golfing or running personal errands with his Metro car. Torrence said he works only three days a week and doesn't deny being out of the office for half of last year.
Torrence didn't just hire his sons without advertising the openings; he hired them to replace veteran employees and paid his sons those veterans' salaries.
(Excerpt) Read more at wsmv.com ...
No mention of party so I’ll give you two guesses which party...
“Court Clerk Hires Sons For Unadvertised Jobs”
That’s the way you do it...money for nothin’ and the checks are free...(Dire Straits)
Odd that all these news people can investigate everyone but Obama.
Thanks The Magical Mischief Tour.
Voters get what they pay for.
>>”Do you think there is anything questionable about a person in your position, hiring his own sons, for jobs that taxpayers pay for. Is there anything questionable about that to you?” asked Finley.
“No,” Torrence said.
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Well, a parent’s role is to provide for his children.
Let me guess...He’s a Republican, right? Conservative, right? Amish? Independent? Tea Party, right? Oh my gosh, he must be Republican...isn’t he?
OH, guess what? He’s a DEMOCRAP!!!
I watched this in utter amazement. His SCHEDULE is 3 days a week. Plus they busted him at the Liquor Store which is a no-no in government provided vehicles.
His only defense was he does nothing wrong and he’s been elected 5 times. I’ll bet that is over.
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