Suspended Senator Patrick Brazeau takes to Twitter to look for a new job

It's been almost a month since Senators Pamela Wallin, Mike Duffy and Patrick Brazeau were suspended from the upper chamber.

While Wallin and Duffy have seemingly gone 'underground', the latter has been whipping up a social media storm.

On Twitter , for the past three weeks, Brazeau has mused about writing a tell-all book, rehashed details of his Senate saga and has taken every opportunity to criticize the Harper government.

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On Friday morning, he ramped-up his job search:

At first glance, you may think he's joking. Who would take to Twitter to look for a job, right?

But he says he's serious.

Perhaps it makes sense: Brazeau is now unemployed with no income; he's not entitled to a pension; he certainly has daily expenses like the rest of us and maybe even legal expenses — you'll recall that the senator faces charges of assault and sexual assault over an incident earlier this year. The court proceedings have been put off until February.

So, why not look for a job on Twitter where he has almost 5,800 followers.

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As of 10am Friday, however, Brazeau's Twitter job search wasn't really paying off.

He had a couple of 'looksies' but we're not really sure how serious the offers are:

Brazeau also hinted, on Twitter, that he had a resume on LinkedIn.

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