Check-Bouncing Assemblyman Has a Conveniently Partisan Excuse

New Jersey assemblyman Robert Schroeder was arrested on Friday for writing $400,000 in bad checks to investors in his company, All Points International Distributors — and he knows who's to blame for the financial problems that caused him to do so. As Schroeder — a Republican who once ran for his party's gubernatorial nomination — explained to a reporter, his business has been "in decline during the Obama administration."

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Brooklyn Assemblyman Sure Loves Steak

Perhaps best-known for his numbers-fudging Bushwick nonprofit, state assemblyman Vito Lopez is also a red meat lover, having spent $3,000 at Peter Luger Steakhouse — nearly $800 of it in just the past five months. He invoiced it as "constituent services."

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