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I wonder if the IRS violated the Hatch Act? Senator Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.) is looking into EPA violations. I cannot see the difference between the two. To me, federal employees in both agencies were campaigning for Barack Taqiyya’s agenda. The methods were different but the result is the same.
Incidentally, Senator Inhofe is the most knowledgeable member of Congress when it comes to the manmade global warming fraud. He’s the guy to see if there is any hope of nailing EPA employees for violating the Hatch Act:
If Inhofe calls them up to testify there is not a chance they are going to lie their way out of it à la IRS employees. Either they tell the truth or they rollover on the White House.
Incidentally, Senator Inhofe is the most knowledgeable member of Congress when it comes to the manmade global warming fraud. He’s the guy to see if there is any hope of nailing EPA employees for violating the Hatch Act:
On Tuesday, OFA announced a list of climate change deniers in Congress and said the organization will soon be holding events in congressional districts of many of these lawmakers. The day following the announcement, the White House held environmental advocacy events in Providence, RI and Hartford, Conn.
"The Obama Administration's apparent coordination with the campaign arm and the White House leave me no choice but to investigate," said Inhofe.
"Just as the OFA has called for light to be shed on members of Congress not in lockstep with the President's agenda, I will work to shed light on the coincidence of coordination in the Obama Administration we continue to see unfold," Inhofe said.
Senator Launches Probe to See If WH Violated Hatch Act to Promote Climate Agenda
August 15, 2013 - 3:37 PM
By Craig Bannister
Senator Launches Probe to See If WH Violated Hatch Act to Promote Climate Agenda | CNS News
If Inhofe calls them up to testify there is not a chance they are going to lie their way out of it à la IRS employees. Either they tell the truth or they rollover on the White House.
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