and used to try to destroy me'
I guess that should only be done to republicans...
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/katie-hill-releases-video-on-resignation-from-congress-i-never-thought-my-imperfections-would-be-weaponized-and-used-to-try-to-destroy-me/ar-AAJuLGe?ocid=spartanntp

Hill sleeps with staffer
Ihman sleeps with staffer
Page, stoziak love triangle

Porn star and sleezy lawyer 24/7 news coverage

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Her mistake was in keeping her honey on the payroll as a consultant.  Should have made her a member of her Congressional Staff. 

That way Hill could have paid her lover out of her staffing budget instead of campaign funds.   

It's not like she's the first in Congress to get caught boinking the help.

Congress paid out $17 million in settlements. Here's why we know so little about that money.

https://www.cnn.com/2017/11/16/politics/settlements-congress-sexual-harassment/index.html

Two things have become painfully clear on Capitol Hill this week: Lawmakers and staffers say sexual
harassment is "rampant" -- but even members of Congress have no idea just how widespread the
problem is.

The controversial and sensitive issue has taken center stage in Congress this week, with female lawmakers
making fresh allegations of sexual harassment against unnamed members who are currently in office, and
the unveiling of a new bill on Wednesday to change how sexual harassment complaints are reported and
resolved. On Thursday, a woman shared her story of being groped and kissed without her consent by
Sen. Al Franken in 2006.
So far, there's been little specific data to help illuminate just how pervasive sexual harassment is on Capitol
Hill, but one figure has emerged: the total that the Office of Compliance, the office that handles harassment
complaints, has paid to victims.