Bush White House Aides Broke the Law During the 2006 Campaign (The Atlantic Wire)

The Atlantic Wire - Federal law known as the Hatch Act prohibits staffers
with salaries paid by taxpayers from engaging in partisan
political activity on the public's dime. White
House aides to George W. Bush broke these laws, Politicos's Josh Gerstein reports. Not only was the entire White
House Office of Political Affairs staffed engaged in helping Republican
candidates during the 2006 midterm elections, the Office of Special
Counsel finds, but the OPA staffers actually thought the electioneering
was part of their official duties.The aides tracked how much cash came
in at fundraisers for national and local GOP events. Seven Cabinet secretaries claimed to be traveling on official business when they were actually taking trips for political work.

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