Kelley Anne Conway broke the Hatch Law. Twice. Nothing will be done about it.

[Blake]

"WASHINGTON – Kellyanne Conway, a senior White House aide, violated a law last year that forbids federal employees from using their official titles while engaging in partisan politics, the watchdog that oversees the law reported Tuesday. The White House denied that she broke the law, making it unlikely she will face any discipline from President Trump.

The Office of Special Counsel (OSC)*said in a report*that Conway violated the 1939*Act to Prevent Pernicious Political Activities, better known as the Hatch Act, twice, in interviews with “Fox & Friends” on Nov. 20 and with CNN’s “New Day” on Dec. 6. Appearing on both programs in her official capacity as counselor to the president, Conway weighed in on the Alabama Senate race in support of Republican candidate Roy Moore, OSC said.* Moore lost the special election, which was held on Dec. 12......"

https://www.yahoo.com/news/top-trump-aide-kellyanne-conway-violated-hatch-act-watchdog-says-182416539.html

[boutons_deux]

https://hatchact.uslegal.com/penalties/

[Blake]

https://hatchact.uslegal.com/penalties/

Yeah, the one penalty is removal and only person can remove her

[Chucho]

I bet she's great in the sack, tbh.

[boutons_deux]

The Trump team just gave a shameful response to Kellyanne Conway’s federal law violations


“Kellyanne Conway did not advocate for or against the election of any particular candidate.

She simply expressed the president’s obvious position that he have people in the House and Senate, who support his agenda.

In fact, Kellyanne’s statements actually show her intention and desire to comply with the Hatch Act —

as she twice declined to respond to the host’s specific invitation to encourage Alabamans to vote for the Republican,” Gidley said.



While it’s hardly surprising that Trump and his team would stick up for Conway, it still must be condemned.

This administration is shockingly lenient towards acts of corruption and sometimes outright criminality.

The pathological liar behind the now-infamous “alternative facts” faux pas is accused of breaking federal law by appearing on television and throwing her support behind serial pedophile and now-failed Senate hopeful Roy Moore.

Office of the Special Counsel, which

requested Trump take “appropriate disciplinary action” against Conway.

http://washingtonpress.com/2018/03/06/trump-team-just-gave-shameful-response-kellyanne-conways-federal-law-violations/

[Chris]

971079816614236161

[Splits]

I bet she's great in the sack, tbh.

sick

[Spurminator]

Does anyone know why the Hatch Act wouldn't apply to the POTUS? Why can Obama or Trump openly endorse a political candidate but not Conway?

[Pavlov]

971079816614236161Let's talk about it.

Tell us all about how they violated it Chris.

Give your best legal argument.

[Chucho]

sick


Nah, older the berry, the sweeter the juice.

[Chris]

Let's talk about it.

Tell us all about how they violated it Chris.

Give your best legal argument.

Don't you have an appointment with Avante in the sandbox?

[Blake]

Don't you have an appointment with Avante in the sandbox?

Chris doing usual Chris drive-by tweeting

[koriwhat]

Nah, older the berry, the sweeter the juice.

yeah but, the darker the flesh, the deeper the roots.

[Pavlov]

Don't you have an appointment with Avante in the sandbox?Just say you can't do it, Chris.

I would respect that.

[Chris]

Just say you can't do it, Chris.

I would respect that.

You're "Let's talk about it, then I'm going to ask you 21 questions interrogation". Pretty disingenuous imo

[SnakeBoy]

Does anyone know why the Hatch Act wouldn't apply to the POTUS? Why can Obama or Trump openly endorse a political candidate but not Conway?

Only applies to federal employees, not elected officials. These types of rulings by the special counsel are meaningless, she previously ruled Sebelius and Julian Castro had also violated the act. In Castro's case it was for simply stating Shillary was a qualified and prepared candidate during an interview. The intent of the act was to prevent federal employees from using govt resources to campaign on behalf of candidates.

[Spurminator]

Only applies to federal employees, not elected officials. These types of rulings by the special counsel are meaningless, she previously ruled Sebelius and Julian Castro had also violated the act. In Castro's case it was for simply stating Shillary was a qualified and prepared candidate during an interview. The intent of the act was to prevent federal employees from using govt resources to campaign on behalf of candidates.

:tu

[ducks]

Clinton destroyed 33k emails after told not to
Nothing done about it

[Spurtacular]

Just say you can't do it, Chris.

I would respect that.

:lol that you think your respect means anything.

[MultiTroll]

I bet she's great in the sack, tbh.


sick
You got that right Splits.

[MultiTroll]

Nah, older the berry, the sweeter the juice.
https://trofire.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/2019-05-03-kellyanne-conway-1068x561.jpg


sick
66 year old whales and now this.
DMC / Chunko stalking assisted living units.

[Winehole23]

Has anyone ever been prosecuted -- or even administratively dinged -- for a Hatch Act violation?

Seems like it comes up in nearly every administration and nothing happens.

[Ef-man]

66 year old whales and now this.
DMC / Chunko stalking assisted living units.

Here is kellyanne preparing to give a speech at a recent trump rally.

https://media.giphy.com/media/EB3EJiPHzIP8k/giphy.gif?cid=ecf05e47rd0icqfy3xp8wvo0kecytkeksmpm y5vq3x9a8e71&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g

[Spurtacular]

:lol that you think your respect means anything.

Still :lol three years later.

[Thread]

Clinton destroyed 33k emails after told not to
Nothing done about it

Not necessarily...

Trump President.
Not Clinton.

[Thread]

You got that right Splits.

I named him. Me.