article_snippet: Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock billed taxpayers for more than $10,000 on private flights last fall, including a trip on a private jet to a Chicago Bears football game.
article_snippet: The flights last November don't include more than a dozen other trips on donors' planes that Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock has paid for out of Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock House office expenses or campaign funds since joining Congress in 2009.
article_snippet: Schock, a 33-year-old Republican representing Peoria, had already been facing scrutiny for using congressional funds to redecorate Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock Capitol Hill office in the style of the TV show 'Downton Abbey.'
article_snippet: Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock repaid those charges last month out of Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock own pocket; his Capitol Hill office had said his Capitol Hill office's reviewing other expenses.
article_snippet: Rep. Aaron Schockis accused of billing taxpayers for more than $10,000 on private flights last fall that included a trip to a Chicago Bears football game .
article_snippet: Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock and Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock entourage flew in an Eclipse 500 aircraft like this one .
article_snippet: The Chicago Sun-Times reported Sunday night that Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock flew from Peoria, Illinois to Chicago to attend a Bears game against the Minnesota Vikings on November 16, 2014 .
article_snippet: Overall, according to the paper, Rep. Aaron Schockis used $20,855 in taxpayer money for the Chicago trip and another to New York in September, where Rep. Aaron Schockis political action committee spent another $3,000 for tickets to the Global Citizen Festival concert.
article_snippet: This week Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock reportedly hired a pair of lawyers to audit Rep. Aaron Schockis political and legislative operations.
article_snippet: Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock declined to comment to The Chicago Sun-Times and the Chicago Tribune, and did not respond to a request from Daily Mail Online.
article_snippet: In a statement This week Spokesmen for Schock said a legal team was already poring over 'compliance procedures in Rep. Aaron Schockis official office, campaign and leadership PAC to determine whether campaign and leadership PAC can be improved.'
article_snippet: Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock spent $40,000 in taxpayer funds redecorating Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock Capitol Hill office, but had to pay the money back .
article_snippet: Illinois Rep. Aaron Schockcalled me on Saturday and said "what do you think about’ a Chicago trip?