Leaked: Sheila Jackson Lee Caught Viciously
Verbally Abusing a Staffer in Secret Recording
Posted By: Dreadnought, 10/22/2023 1:52:03 AM
A leaked audio recording is causing trouble for Rep. Shelia Jackson Lee after it showed her viciously verbally abusing a staffer. Lee, who is currently running to become the Mayor of Houston, one of America's largest cities, is heard on the recording berating the staffer over what sounds like a calendar issue. The language used is very adult-only, to say the least, and as you'll hear, it goes far beyond what anyone should consider normal or acceptable. Here's the transcript provided by the above post. Sheila Jackson Lee • 0:01 - 0:09: Uh, you took a piece of paper from that woman, uh, regarding, uh, something that was owned
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