[Vigilanteman]

So he lives in a nice neighborhood at home? Does that mean he has to rent in DC? Is it somehow costing taxpayers more because he sleeps in his office rather than rent and commute? Somehow I don't see an extra $2 in utility costs exceeding his reimbursable commuting costs for riding the subway on, say, the green line.

[PurpleMan]

“costing taxpayers more because he sleeps in his office rather than rent and commute”

As I, and other have said earlier, the office is a place of business not a place for him to “save$1,500 a month” by not getting a room.

It’s not the $2 utility cost. It’s the arrogance of thinking that he can use his...a public building, as a place to sleep.

Spend $500 a month a get a room, you cheap b*astard.