The 45th POTUS - Donald J. Trump

[Stickman]

Oh hes far from done. We'll need this thread to post the video of him being escorted forcibly from the white house in Jan.

[elliseamos]

Quick! Somebody buy all the paper shredders in country!

[Stickman]

Trump Admin Being Investigated For Violating The Hatch Act (Again)
The act limits the political activities of federal employees, to ensure that federal programs are administered in a nonpartisan fashion—including the use of federal property for campaign events.


The U.S. Office of Special Counsel has opened an investigation into whether President Trump’s use of the White House as a campaign “war room” is a violation of federal law.  

Rep. Bill Pascrell (D-NJ) on Election Night filed a letter of complaint to Special Counsel Henry Kerner demanding to know whether Trump’s campaign’s use of the White House violated the Hatch Act. 

“I write urgently demanding an explanation of whether Donald Trump and members of the executive branch are breaking the law on Election Day. Reports suggest that Donald Trump is using space inside the Eisenhower Executive Office Building as a campaign ‘war room,’” Pascrell wrote. “Additionally, Mr. Trump is expected to be briefed in the White House residence and the Oval Office throughout the day by campaign officials. These actions put executive branch officials at risk of blatant violations of the law, including the Hatch Act.”

Pascrell then announced Thursday that the Office of Special Counsel responded, saying the agency “was not consulted [by the Trump campaign or White House] on the decision to use space inside the Eisenhower Executive Office Building as a campaign ‘war room,.”They added: “[o]ur Hatch Act Unit has opened an investigation into these allegations to determine if the Hatch Act was violated.”

The Hatch Act of 1939 limits the political activities of federal employees, except for the president and vice president, to ensure that federal programs are administered in a nonpartisan fashion—including the use of federal property for campaign events.

The White House has publicly denied blurring mixing the White House with Trump’s reelection campaign before Pascrell sent his letter of complaint.

In a late October statement to multiple outlets, deputy White House press secretary Judd Deere said, “Both the official activity of Administration officials, as well as any political activity undertaken by members of the Administration, are conducted in compliance with the Hatch Act.”

This isn’t the Trump Administration’s first run-in with the watchdog agency. In October it launched an investigation into whether Secretary of State Mike Pompeo violated the Hatch Act by giving a speech to the Republican National Convention from a diplomatic trip in Jerusalem. Last year it also sent a report to Trump finding Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway violated the Hatch Act multiple times and recommended her removal. Conway was not fired and did not resign at the time, but stepped down from her position in August 2020 in order to “focus on her family.”

[BurtReynolds]

I'm guessing she's on the phone with the divorce lawyer now

[Strat]

Donald trump has nor the full experience that is 2020.

He got covid.
Lost his job
Being evicted
Probably getting divorced.


Good work

[Norah]

[Birds in Hell]

Oh hes far from done. We'll need this thread to post the video of him being escorted forcibly from the white house in Jan.

You guys have an insanely lengthy handover period.

[Stickman]

Donald trump has nor the full experience that is 2020.

He got covid.
Lost his job
Being evicted
Probably getting divorced.


Good work

Next year wont be much better. The dogs are gonna be let off the leash

[Strat]

Donald trump has nor the full experience that is 2020.

He got covid.
Lost his job
Being evicted
Probably getting divorced.


Good work

Next year wont be much better. The dogs are gonna be let off the leash

This is probably all wishful thinking

The worst thing you can do Trump is make him a loser. Which 74 million plus people just did

[Norah]

[dimejinky99]

‘BBC News reporting statement issued from the White House: "The President will accept the results of a free and fair election. The Trump Administration is following statutory requirements."

Watering down his Twitter meltdown or trying to calm the markets?’

[washing machine]

Lol. That's not real, is it?

[Norah]

The BBC? I'm Irish! - President Elect Joe Biden

[Jorge]

Lol. That's not real, is it?

It does appear on the BBC live election coverage

[spike]

Donald trump has nor the full experience that is 2020.

He got covid.
Lost his job
Being evicted
Probably getting divorced.


Good work

lol

[washing machine]

Hey, and all it took was a free and fair election. Who would have thought?

[Stickman]

Rough day

[dimejinky99]

There’s my guy

[spike]

ireland gonna be endor

[dimejinky99]

We do have a small crumbling imperial outpost to evict