"We thought, 'Wow, a congressman. . . . What could go wrong?'"
Very supportive of rubber stamped off the books with no bid private contracts Wars with extremely little to nothing for the Veterans', as their party politics still seeks to privatize the VA for corporate profits, of as well as the Military personal sent into, think Walter Reed fiasco and base housing barracks lived in by those sent and returning from the theaters, nor their families!
In August, a year after he, his wife and their triplets left the disaster and stiffed Polyniak out of a week of due rent, the congressman hired a lawyer, Devon R. Lucas, to file a lawsuit in Orange County Superior Court. According to the complaint, Rohrabacher, who skipped all military service when he was eligible to fight in Vietnam and nowadays hails himself "a patriot," thinks he and his wife are the victims in the dispute. He wants Polyniak—a soft-spoken construction subcontractor who honorably served in the U.S. Marines—to pay him $20,000 for not refunding his security deposit in a timely manner.
Dec 19 2013 - When Congressman Dana Tyrone Rohrabacher moved into a four-bedroom, four-bathroom, million-dollar Costa Mesa rental home on April Fool's Day 2010, the immaculate, 6,300-square-foot property could have been featured in a glossy real-estate magazine. Built in 1948, the two-story, Orange Avenue home had been updated in recent years for comfort and style. The carpeting was new, appliances worked and walls were spotless. Thriving flowers, plants and grass adorned the idyllic back yard less than 4 miles from the Pacific Ocean.
But it's now understandable why Orange County's senior, career politician secretly changed the locks and refused to allow homeowner Robert Polyniak inside for annual inspections. When he moved out in August 2012, Rohrabacher left behind a shockingly horrific pigsty, a dump worse than a college fraternity house of unhygienic slobs unfamiliar with the most basic tools of cleaning. Darlene Whitsell, Polyniak's longtime girlfriend, entered the home shortly after the congressman's departure and wept at the scene.
"It was disgusting," she said. "It was unbelievable. Who lives like that?" read more>>>
Wait long enough and questions are answered!At least we now know one reason, a tepub 'patriot' con, congress didn't allot more funds to Walter Reed, 'it was closing soon' was the excuse given after it came to light {the new wasn't yet off the architect desks nor location chosen} as soldiers sent and seriously wounded in their quick to rubber stamp off the books with no bid private contracts Wars, quick to abandon the missions after 9/11 and raise the drum beats to invade another country and it's people, were sent for initial care!
Add in the Military barracks huge problems those sent to were living in prior to and came back from both theaters to re-habit on a number of Military bases, and so much more that came out.
This scum was used to those living conditions, they were his norm apparently! The 'patriotic' family values lifestyle!!
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