Dusty Johnson staffer Hannah Kagey finds herself being featured in a magazine after getting a tattoo recently.
No, not one of those sketchy magazines in the convenience stores.
Hannah’s adventure in being inked is featured in the Washington DC on-line magazine and Congressional Quarterly subsidiary Roll Call for her recent visit to the tattoo parlor with Congressman Dusty Johnson:
After a slew of events and fielded questions, Johnson and Kagey were gearing up for their next stop: Vishnu Bunny Tattoo & Piercing — a Sioux Falls establishment owned by a Democrat whose engagement on the congressman’s Facebook page led to “meaningful dialogue” outside of his public feed and a pit-stop that would leave an indelible mark.
They were barely in the car when Kagey threw another question at the congressman — one he had likely not heard before.
“Hey, don’t you think it’d be funny if I got a tattoo?” she said.
A “giddy” Johnson was on board. As a member of Congress, he knew the feeling of being “under the gun,” but that day it took on a different meaning. This wasn’t Hannah’s first rodeo, though. As the saying goes, “third time’s the charm.”
You’ve got to hand it to Team Dusty. Hardest working and funnest group of goofballs around.
I’m so glad to hear we have mature adults looking after our interests in Washington.
Are you saying people who get tats are not mature?
I will never get one but I have have never questioned a person’s maturity that got one.
I question your maturity for thinking that?
*** I am not talking about tats on the face. lol
Mike Tyson is exactly who I thought of.
Tattoos are all fine and great- but do it on your personal time and while not on the tax payer dime.
Also, the Member should be in the press- not the staffer.
I would never get one.
I would have been more impressed if it was Dusty getting a sleeve or two.
Dusty was giddy?
What a thoughtful, mature, composed individual he must be to get giddy at the thought of his young female staffer getting a tattoo. It’s good to see our congressman has the emotional development of a sorority pledge.
You don’t believe in a Congressperson supporting the decisions of their staffers?
I can bet you he wouldn’t support her if she wanted to go to an abortion clinic.
Would you?