A Democratic representative appears to be missing from the House of Reps., possibly losing Dems one vote as they attempt to prevent the Republicans slim majority from seizing the power of the house.
Rep. David Scott (D-GA), 77, hasn’t been seen in public in weeks, even after winning by a landslide on election day. His desertion has fueled speculation that he is incompetent or even worse.
He is suppose to appear in Washington on Jan. 3 to be sworn in as the chosen congressman for Georgia’s 13th congressional district. The district is located south of Atlanta and is predominantly African-American.
Scott’s campaign or office has yet to upload a comforting video of Scott on Facebook or Twitter.
“They published a photo on his Twitter account saying that he was getting an honor,” Republican opponent Caesar Gonzales informed Breitbart News. “They presented a different photograph of the plaque with a date of Oct. 29… by itself,” Gonzales, a retired rocket engineer who is now residing in the district, explained.
“They also have an October 29th video on his YouTube channel,” Gonzales continued. “The issue is that the foliage in the background was vivid green. We are in the midst of autumn, with its vibrant foliage. They really showed the identical video in June.”
Calls to Scott’s office, including head of staff Catherine Kuerbitz, went unanswered. Kuerbitz began working at Scott’s office about four years ago.
“Something is going on. We’ve heard a few things,” Clayton County Republican Sec. Arlene Charles told Breitbart News.
“It was just an unprofessional attempt to hide what is obvious,” Gonzales said to Breitbart News.
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