TMZ's Harvey Levin Highlights Congressional Disconnect Amid Shutdown

Harvey Levin, founder of TMZ, has tapped into national frustration by showcasing lawmakers on vacation during the longest partial government shutdown in U.S. history. The shutdown, driven by disputes over immigration reform, has led to significant disruptions, including long airport lines. Levin initiated a campaign for the public to submit photos of Congress members in leisure activities, emphasizing a nonpartisan approach to highlight the disconnect between lawmakers and the American public. He advocates for a movement called 'Out With Their Asses' (OWTA), urging voters to replace all current Congress members to restore accountability. This campaign reflects widespread dissatisfaction with both political parties as Americans seek change.

Key Details: • The partial government shutdown is the longest in U.S. history. • Levin's campaign encourages public photo submissions of lawmakers on vacation. • The movement 'OWTA' aims to vote out all current Congress members. • Photos have been submitted from locations worldwide, including Las Vegas and Scotland. • Levin emphasizes a nonpartisan stance, focusing on the failures of Congress as a whole.