Last week, a Pennsylvania Democrat received a harsh consequence from Washington. They immobilized her Toyota RAV-4 by putting a wheel clamp on it.
This action was taken due to the representative accumulating several unpaid fines for multiple parking violations in the District. One of the violations included illegally parking in a handicap spot.
The city, in response, immobilized her car with a vehicle boot in the Navy Yard neighborhood, as evidenced by photos obtained by The Post.
Rep. Susan Wild, a third-term Democrat representing Pennsylvania’s toss-up 7th District, has been found to owe a total of $775 in parking fines. These fines are the result of four separate violations.
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She will need to pay at least $475 of her outstanding balance to have the boot removed. She incurred the cost of two tickets for tag and speeding violations she committed in December 2023 and May 2024, respectively.
Wild currently has three outstanding tickets totaling $500. Two of these tickets, totaling $200, are for tag and speeding violations that she committed in May and July of 2024.
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Wild’s wild driving habits are not a new revelation.
In 2022, a distracted-driving activist criticized her for engaging in a Zoom call with constituents while driving erratically, and called her out for being “stupid as hell.”
According to The Post, he expressed his concern over Susan Wild’s continuous neglect of her constituents and the public. He believes that this pattern is unsettling and that she should apologize for her actions.
According to him, Wild consistently criticizes her own constituents, belittles local veterans, and shows a lack of concern for following the rules. He believes that she prioritizes playing the role of a congresswoman rather than effectively delivering outcomes for the people of Pennsylvania.
Wild, who is engaged in a competitive race against GOP challenger state Rep. Ryan Mackenzie, has encountered her fair share of unusual controversies. She has been compelled to offer apologies on multiple occasions for her comment that rural residents, who were recently added to her district, had “drunk the Trump Kool-Aid.”
In addition to her campaign troubles, the representative has faced criticism for her personal Facebook account. She labeled a veteran she encountered at a Memorial Day parade this year as “homophobic” and, in the past, advocated for people to “pay a visit” to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s home in 2019.