

TALK BACK: Andrews is dodging legal questions

6:47 PM, Oct. 25, 2013  |  Comments
Rep. Rob Andrews told '60 Minutes' that Congress should make clearer rules on the use of campaign funds.
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George from Oaklyn: To the people of Haddon Heights, on the front-page story "Andrews' legal bills still rising." He has contributed $195,000 since December 2011 to a law firm in Washington that represents legislators with legal problems. So to the people of Haddon Heights, here is your precious Rob Andrews and I hope he gets it slapped in his face.

Bill from Mount Ephraim: I was impressed with Congressman Rob Andrews' performance Sunday night on "60 Minutes." The two-step he did around Steve Kroft's questions about his misuse of campaign funds would have made any Cowtown Rodeo dancer proud. I've honestly never seen a deer in the headlights dance before.

Tony from Kirkwood: I hope to be able to attend a town hall meeting featuring Rep. Andrews, but he has refused to meet with his constituents. I had to wait to see him featured on the "60 Minutes" show centering on congressional corruption and improper use of campaign funds. It was unfortunate that Rep. Andrews refused to answer the allegations during this "60 Minutes" segment. A little more transparency would be helpful.

Abbey from Washington Township: I was driving down Tuckahoe Road in the Williamstown-Washington Township area. There was a black car in front of me with municipal tags and stickers on the back window that said K-9. There was a German shepherd-looking dog in the back. While stopped at a light on 322, the male driver threw a cigarette out the window. So not only did he litter, but he is smoking with a working dog in the back seat - obviously no care about the dog and secondhand smoke. I was appalled. At the next light, he made a turn without using a turn signal. This is just wrong. Why do they not have to abide by the same rules that we do? It was a municipal car; if it had tags I would have called the township it came from.

Yibby Rutkowski from Mount Laurel: I'm calling about people who don't use the turn signals on their cars. I think it is very inconsiderate. Years ago, you actually had to use a hand signal; you had to put your arm out to tell you where you were turning. They made it convenient and put the turn signals in the cars and people just don't use them. Police should ticket them.

Vince from Barrington: I wish I could personally thank each and every one of our 285 congressmen and 81 senators, including our own, for adding more debt to our children and grandchildren, plus driving more seniors into bankruptcy and horrible health care. What a disgrace!

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