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most lawless bunch of thugs we've ever had.
Violations of the Hatch Act by lower-level federal employees aren’t uncommon. The Office of Special Counsel issued 164 “warning letters” to federal employees, or state and local government employees funded by the federal government, for alleged violations of the law in fiscal 2011, according to the office’s annual report.
Next time I break the law I am going to just say I was off-script....
Violations of the Hatch Act by lower-level federal employees arent uncommon. The Office of Special Counsel issued 164 warning letters to federal employees, or state and local government employees funded by the federal government, for alleged violations of the law in fiscal 2011, according to the offices annual report.
Reporters haven
Reporters covering the White House dont seem to have many questions about Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, who was last week found in violation of federal law against engaging in political activity while on the job.
A review of transcripts by The Daily Caller indicate that no questions have been asked by the reporters who cover the president about Sebelius during official White House briefings or gaggles since Sept. 12, when the U.S. Office of Special Counsel said in a report that the cabinet secretary violated the Hatch Act earlier this year.
Its still up to President Obama whether Sebelius should keep her job or face some sort of punishment after being found in violation of the Hatch Act. (WATCHDOG: Obama must punish Sebelius or Congress can impeach her)
Reporters haven
Reporters covering the White House dont seem to have many questions about Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, who was last week found in violation of federal law against engaging in political activity while on the job.
A review of transcripts by The Daily Caller indicate that no questions have been asked by the reporters who cover the president about Sebelius during official White House briefings or gaggles since Sept. 12, when the U.S. Office of Special Counsel said in a report that the cabinet secretary violated the Hatch Act earlier this year.
Its still up to President Obama whether Sebelius should keep her job or face some sort of punishment after being found in violation of the Hatch Act. (WATCHDOG: Obama must punish Sebelius or Congress can impeach her)
If the commiecrats keep the senate and Maobama is reelected impeachment would be an exercise if futility, the senate would never convict. The same applies to the lawless Maobama, that's why a majority in the senate is more important than Romeny winning.
