Yet Another “Honourable” Government Employee

The latest scandal from Obamanation comes from Atlanta, Georgia:

The inspector didn’t ask for money, but according to a law department investigation, the woman expected to eat for free all of the time.
The document says Cynthia Burch demanded free food in order to make sure the tavern maintained clean marks with regulators.
Brian Maloof offered Burch an initial complimentary meal as she checked equipment used to separate out grease in the kitchen, but that turned into constant requests for meals at no charge.

13 Replies to “Yet Another “Honourable” Government Employee”

  1. Oh my, what will Michelle O. say? More food violations going on there than just a little bit!
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  2. Government regulations offer the ideal opportunity of a shakedown. That’s why there should be as few regulations as possible. Same goes for politicians.

  3. If you think this is an isolated case or a recent development I have a flash for you. It’s not.

  4. These regulatory positions are disproportionately filled with “quota” hires – the freeloading in the regulatory regimes is viral – this is one of many of the low level extortion rackets run by petty regulators. Do you see the incremental trend toward banana republic ethics.

  5. Government bureaucrats just trying to catch up the Russian apparatchik shakedown industry.

  6. This enterprising young gal is on a mission to prove:
    “There really is a free lunch after all.”
    Cheers
    Hans Rupprecht, Commander in Chief
    1st Saint Nicolaas Army
    Army Group “True North”

  7. Shaking down a tavern for free food demonstrates an IQ just about even with someone who, after berating a waitress, tucks ravenously into the “food” that she brings.
    Eat up, Cynthia!
    Nummy num nums…

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