Tales From The Swamp: Missing Congresswoman Kay Granger Was Found In A Nursing Home With Alzheimer's

Posted • December 21, 2024: The current state of the United States Congress is nowhere near what the Founding Fathers had in mind. The idea was that people would go to Washington, D.C. to represent the people of their district or state for a term or two. Then they returned home to give someone else a chance to serve who may have fresh ideas, and also so those returning would now be forced to live under the laws they enacted. That is clearly not what is happening today. In Texas, one Congresswoman went missing; the place where she turned up will make you despise the swamp even more. 🚨 We got a tip from a Granger constituent who shared that the Congresswoman has been residing at a local memory care and assisted living home for some time. Why have the public and Ms. Granger’s constituents been left in the dark about her whereabouts and the nature of her absence?

The fact that Kay Granger is unable to leave her nursing home to participate in the most important congressional vote of the year suggests she was already in visible decline when she ran for re-election in 2022. A sad and humiliating way to end her political career. Sad that nobody cared enough to “take away the keys” before she reached this moment. And a sad commentary on the congressional gerontocracy. The missing Congresswoman in question is Rep. Kay Granger (R-TX), who represents Texas' 12th Congressional District, which includes the Fort Worth area west of Dallas in Tarrant County. Granger's last known vote in the House appears to be in July when she voted "no" on HR8998, a bill that would reduce the salary of Deputy Assistant Administrator for Pesticides Program Ya-Wei (Jake) Lee to $1. Since then, she has no recorded votes. A local Dallas area newspaper decided to get to the bottom of the mystery.

They called both her district and Washington D.C. offices, and the call went directly to voicemail, asking that callers leave a name, number, and message. A reporter from the paper then went to Granger's district office and found it locked up with no employees inside and a window in the front door covered. When employees of the building where the office is located were asked about Granger's office, they stated that they packed up and closed the office before Thanksgiving. At this point, the mystery of the missing Congresswoman might make a bit of sense, as Granger was retiring at the end of the Congressional session. Kay Granger has not been working for the past year why has she not been replaced? If only that were the case. Here is where things take a disturbing turn. The newspaper discovered that Rep. Granger was now the resident of a local memory care and assisted living home and had been for some time after she was found confused and wandering around her neighborhood.

Assistant Executive Director for the memory care/assisted living home, Taylor Manzeil, confirmed that Granger was a resident, saying, "This is her home." So my RINO representative Kay Granger has been in a nursing home basically since JULY with alzheimers and no1 told us constituents. Office closed down, no votes in DC, etc. My district has been unrepresented for over a month now. They cling to power til the bitter end. Wild. (…)

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https://redstate.com/beckynoble/2024/12/20/more-tales-from-the-swamp-sitting-tx-congresswoman-found-living-at-assisted-living-home-n2183465
Dallas Express: Where is Congresswoman Kay Granger?
https://dallasexpress.com/tarrant/exclusive-where-is-congresswoman-kay-granger/