'Unfit for office': Rep Victoria Spartz called out over 'manic' behavior of throwing furniture at staff

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Source: msn.com



Story by Debapriya Bhattacharya • 8h • 2 min read


WASHINGTON, DC: Rep Victoria Spartz (R-In) has been reportedly named the 'worst boss' on Capitol Hill as former staffers opened up about the abuses they faced in her office, according to the Daily Mail.

The Ukrainian-born Congresswoman, who is known to be hot-tempered, is presently facing an ethics complaint over her conduct. Being described as "manic" and abusive," Spartz stands accused of throwing furniture at her aides in the office.


Complaints against Rep Victoria Spartz


According to the publication, aides of the Congresswoman are quick to quit their jobs because of the hostile work environment. An insider source shared that Spartz had "thrown shoes" at her district staff, and "blew up" at them in front of constituents on multiple occasions.
The report of Spartz being probed by the House Ethics Committee was first published by Politico, which noted that "preliminary complaints" were made into complaints surrounding her behavior. While the committee usually notifies a member of being under formal investigation, Spartz denies receiving any such communication.

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"They don't make a lot of money, to treat them like that was wholly uncalled for and inappropriate," shared the source.

While the Ethics Committee has officially declined to comment on the probe,....................

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[Think. Again.]

1. Is this that kind of confused woman who...

...was babbling on about gun percentages(?), or gun collections, or something about her hundreds of guns, at merrick garland the other day?

[cbabe]

4. Yes. Previous du post link below

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100219010542

[Marcus IM]

9. True. But, it is Americans who vote for her.

We can only blame the elected so much. There's the electorate too.

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[Think. Again.]

15. I agree with that theory, but in cases like MTG....

...where she got her job because her only challenger defaulted just before the election, it sometimes has more to do with a myriad of other circumstances beyond the control of the electorate, and that might include outright deceit by the campaigning candidate.

[Marcus IM]

16. Yep. Another reason the US shouldn't be a critic of other democratic systems

[Think. Again.]

18. EXCELLENT point!

[LiberalFighter]

17. More specifically Hoosiers.

East of Indy to the border

[Turbineguy]

2. She's "republican qualified"

Crazy is good

[lamp_shade]

3. She comes across in cmte hearings as a very angry woman.

[Captain Zero]

11. Yes she always presents as AGITATED

She and her husband pulled some deal while she was in the Indiana legislature that allowed them to destroy some protected wetlands they own in Indiana.

I still want to know her maiden name. I wouldn't be surprised at All if she waS an ethnic Russian from Ukraine because she sure is a cheerleader for RUSSIA. Which does not match up for her being "Ukrainian".

[LisaL]

14. Google is your friend.

She is an ethnic Ukrainian. Raised in Kiev. Her maiden name is Kulheyko. Although there likely is very little genetic difference between Ukrainians and Russians.

"In this small city north of Kyiv where Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-Ind.) grew up, locals once lauded her as one of their own — proud of the studious girl with blonde pigtails who moved to America and became the first Ukrainian-born member of Congress."

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2024/04/25/victoria-spratz-ukrainian-congresswoman-aid-betrayed/

[radical noodle]

21. What?

I thought she was angry that Biden wasn't hard enough on Russia?

[SouthBayDem]

5. Meaww and the Daily Mail?

Neither is a reputable news source.

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/media-entertainment-arts-worldwide-meaww-com/

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/daily-mail/

[bluedigger]

6. So it's not the abuse, but the low pay that's the problem.

Republican values.

[3Hotdogs]

10. Dont'ja know? It would be ok to throw shoes and other shit at your employees if

they were making a lot of money.

Anyone know what the cutoff is before you can throw shit at your employees? $75K? $125? $60K.

$60k, probably not ok.

[groundloop]

7. Damn, she seems to be in competition with Margie 3 Names and Boebert for craziest woman in the GQP.

[Bayard]

8. Shoes and furniture...

I guess that trumps french fries.

[Warpy]

12. Wow. Sounds like she needs to get sober and then

get evaluated for underlying problems. She needs to do that out of office.

This is beyond "hot temper." This needs treatment.

[Think. Again.]

19. THIS⬆⬆⬆

[NanaCat]

13. The Daily Mail? Was the National Enquirer too reliable?

I can't believe anyone gives that rag o'fail the time of day.

[Grins]

20. Well, THAT'S really going to piss off Nancy Mace! NM

[Wonder Why]

22. Donnie throws ketchup but not furniture. Probably because the staff can clean up the ketchup but would

need overtime to repair the furniture.

[Attilatheblond]

23. More likely, he isn't physically able to toss furniture

Nothing more than a throw pillow would be my guess.