easyt65
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The question was asked yesterday 'Who would you like to see as Clinton's running mate. I responded by asking WHO would be willing to be associated with her after / during her criminal investigation. Couldn't be anyone not exactly 'shady'.
Well, here's one now...and he's not much more than I would expect...
CROSSING THE LINE
Possible Clinton VP pick violated federal law
"The seven-page report by the U.S. Office of Special Counsel concluded Castro violated the Hatch Act, which bars most Executive Branch officials from expressing their political views while on official business. According to the report, he crossed the line during an April 4 interview that mostly was about HUD’s plans to increase Internet access to children and other agency-related issues."
Yeah, but THE LAW only applies to OTHER people...
For BREAKING THE LAW, is this Liberal 'in trouble'? Hardly:
“Castro’s statements during the interview impermissibly mixed his personal political views with official agency business, despite his efforts to clarify that some answers were being given in his personal capacity,” states the OSC report, which will now be referred to President Obama, who will decide on what if any action to take."
CONCLUSSION:
The same President that has violated both Constitution and Law, who has violated court orders / who has been found in Contempt of Court numerous times, who is STILL refusing to turn over documents demanded by the courts, who protected former AG Eric Holder of prosecution for Felonious Perjury, and whose administration has protected any and all 'wrong-do'ers will ignore this criminal act by a member of his administration as well.
Watchdog: HUD's Castro violated federal law by touting Clinton in interview | Fox News
Well, here's one now...and he's not much more than I would expect...
CROSSING THE LINE
Possible Clinton VP pick violated federal law
"The seven-page report by the U.S. Office of Special Counsel concluded Castro violated the Hatch Act, which bars most Executive Branch officials from expressing their political views while on official business. According to the report, he crossed the line during an April 4 interview that mostly was about HUD’s plans to increase Internet access to children and other agency-related issues."
Yeah, but THE LAW only applies to OTHER people...
For BREAKING THE LAW, is this Liberal 'in trouble'? Hardly:
“Castro’s statements during the interview impermissibly mixed his personal political views with official agency business, despite his efforts to clarify that some answers were being given in his personal capacity,” states the OSC report, which will now be referred to President Obama, who will decide on what if any action to take."
CONCLUSSION:
The same President that has violated both Constitution and Law, who has violated court orders / who has been found in Contempt of Court numerous times, who is STILL refusing to turn over documents demanded by the courts, who protected former AG Eric Holder of prosecution for Felonious Perjury, and whose administration has protected any and all 'wrong-do'ers will ignore this criminal act by a member of his administration as well.
Watchdog: HUD's Castro violated federal law by touting Clinton in interview | Fox News
