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Part of Project Veratis. The same ones that got ACORN and Paid protesters catch a State Dept. employee bragging about being part of the Resistance.......
check it out.
Deep State Unmasked: State Department on Hidden Cam, “Resist Everything,” “I Have Nothing to Lose” – Project Veritas
Federal Employee for State Department: “Resist everything… Every level. F**k sh*t up.”
Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) Embedded in Federal Government Positions, Actively Resisting
Stuart Karaffa Does Work for DSA While on Taxpayer’s Dime: “I’m careful about it. I don’t leave a paper trail.”
“I have nothing to lose. It’s impossible to fire federal employees.”
Ethics Officer Fails to Recognize Breach on Ethics Form: “somebody just rubber stamps it and it goes forward…”
UPDATE: 2:22 PM | A Department of State spokesperson issued the following response to an inquiry from The Epoch Times:
“I can confirm Stuart Karaffa is a Management and Program Analyst with the Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations.
We take seriously any allegation of a violation of the Hatch Act and financial disclosure rules and are closely reviewing this matter.
This is a personnel matter that we cannot comment on further at this time.”
Stuart Karaffa: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com
5. James O’Keefe Says Karaffa May Be Violating the Hatch Act
The Hatch Act was originally enacted by Congress in 1939, in an effort to reign in possible government corruption and prevent government employees from having too much power. The act was sponsored by Senator Carl Hatch, of New Mexico, who was angry that — he said — Works Progress Administration officials were using their time to lobby for votes.
The Hatch Act puts strict limits on the political activities that government employees can engage in. It also limits the size of their campaign contributions. The Hatch Act says, among other things, that a government employee:
“May not engage in political activity while on duty, in the workplace, wearing a uniform or official insignia, or in a government vehicle. For example:
o May not wear, display, or distribute partisan
materials or items.
o May not perform campaign-related chores.
o May not make political contributions.
o May not use email or social media to engage in
political activity”
You can read the government’s own list of actitivities permitted and forbidden under the Hatch Act here.
check it out.
Deep State Unmasked: State Department on Hidden Cam, “Resist Everything,” “I Have Nothing to Lose” – Project Veritas
Federal Employee for State Department: “Resist everything… Every level. F**k sh*t up.”
Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) Embedded in Federal Government Positions, Actively Resisting
Stuart Karaffa Does Work for DSA While on Taxpayer’s Dime: “I’m careful about it. I don’t leave a paper trail.”
“I have nothing to lose. It’s impossible to fire federal employees.”
Ethics Officer Fails to Recognize Breach on Ethics Form: “somebody just rubber stamps it and it goes forward…”
UPDATE: 2:22 PM | A Department of State spokesperson issued the following response to an inquiry from The Epoch Times:
“I can confirm Stuart Karaffa is a Management and Program Analyst with the Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations.
We take seriously any allegation of a violation of the Hatch Act and financial disclosure rules and are closely reviewing this matter.
This is a personnel matter that we cannot comment on further at this time.”
Stuart Karaffa: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com
5. James O’Keefe Says Karaffa May Be Violating the Hatch Act
The Hatch Act was originally enacted by Congress in 1939, in an effort to reign in possible government corruption and prevent government employees from having too much power. The act was sponsored by Senator Carl Hatch, of New Mexico, who was angry that — he said — Works Progress Administration officials were using their time to lobby for votes.
The Hatch Act puts strict limits on the political activities that government employees can engage in. It also limits the size of their campaign contributions. The Hatch Act says, among other things, that a government employee:
“May not engage in political activity while on duty, in the workplace, wearing a uniform or official insignia, or in a government vehicle. For example:
o May not wear, display, or distribute partisan
materials or items.
o May not perform campaign-related chores.
o May not make political contributions.
o May not use email or social media to engage in
political activity”
You can read the government’s own list of actitivities permitted and forbidden under the Hatch Act here.
