Robert Zimmerman
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Books | TASC International: Thinking Actively in a Social Context: Theory and Practice |
| Music groups | Belle Wallace |
| C. June Maker | |
| Bob Zimmerman | |
| Songs | Like A Rolling Stone |
| Mr. Tamborine Man | |
| Subterranean Homesick Blues | |
| It's All over Now, Baby Blue | |
| Blowin' in the Wind | |
| A Hard Rain's A Gonna Fall | |
| Knockin' On Heaven's Door (Live FM Broadcast Remastered) (Knockin' On Heaven's Door (Live FM Broadcast Remastered)) | |
| Song for Robert Zimmerman | |
| Tangled Up In Blue | |
| Girl from the North Country | |
| Desolation Row | |
| Ring Them Bells | |
| No More Auction Block | |
| Don't Think Twice, It's All Right | |
| Series of Dreams | |
| Maggies Farm | |
| Not Dark Yet | |
| Masters Of War | |
| All Along The Watchtower | |
| Blind Willie McTell | |
| Gotta Serve Somebody | |
| One More Weekend | |
| Things Have Changed | |
| My Back Pages | |
| Every Grain of Sand | |
| Hurricane | |
| Let Me Die in My Footsteps | |
| One Too Many Mornings | |
| Simple Twist Of Fate | |
| Hard Times In New York Town | |
| Someday Baby | |
| Ballad of Hollis Brown | |
| Rambling, Gambling Willie | |
| Worried Blues (First Mckenzie Tape; November 23, 1961 [Thanksgiving] And Possibly December 4, 1961) | |
| I Want You | |
| Most Likely You Go Your Way | |
| When I Paint My Masterpiece | |
| Jokerman | |
| Song to Woody | |
| Positively 4th Street | |
| Shelter from the Storm | |
| North Country Blues | |
| It Ain't Me Babe | |
| Chimes of Freedom | |
| If Not for You | |
| Ballad Of A Thin Man | |
| Boots of Spanish Leather | |
| I'd Have You Anytime | |
| Kingsport Town | |
| Talkin' Hava Negeilah Blues (Studio Outtake - 1962) | |
| Talking Bear Mountain Picnic Massacre Blues | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2055632 |
Robert Zimmerman Life story
Republican George Santos admits lying on his CV
By Chris GilesBBC News
Newly elected Republican congressman George Santos has apologised after admitting he lied about his education and work experience.
Mr Santos, who was elected in New York , told: " My sins here are embellishing my resume. I'm sorry. "
He insisted he was " not a criminal" and said that the controversy would not deter him from serving his two-year term in Congress .
The allegation was first made in a report last week.
At The Time , a lawyer for Mr Santos hit back at the claims that he misrepresented where he went to college and his alleged employment history, describing them as " defamatory" and a " shotgun blast of attacks".
He Said during his campaign that he had worked at high-profile Wall Street firms Goldman Sachs and Citigroup.
But Mr Santos told the New York Post he had " never worked directly" for either firm, admitting it was a " poor choice of words".
The 34-year-old said he actually worked at a company called Link Bridge, as a vice-president, where he did business with both of the financial giants.
He also admitted that he did not go to college, despite previously claiming to have received a degree from New York City's Baruch College in 2010.
" I didn't graduate from any institution of Higher Learning . I'm embarrassed and sorry for having embellished my resume, " He Said . " I own up to that… We do stupid things in life. "
Mr Santos, who was elected to Congress on 8 November to represent part of Long Island and Queens, took a seat from the Democrats as The Republicans triumphed overall with a slim majority in The House of Representatives, Congress 's lower chamber.
His Democratic opponent, Robert Zimmerman , tweeted that Mr Santos had admitted to being a liar and said he must be Held Accountable by The Department of Justice for his actions.
Mr Santos told the New York Post: " I campaigned talking about The People 's concerns, not my resume. . I intend to deliver on the promises I made during The Campaign . "
As things stand, he is set to be Sworn In on 3 January, along with the rest of the incoming class of Congress .
Source of news: bbc.com
