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Ex-FBI official who closed Hunter Biden lines of investigation violated Hatch Act with anti-Trump posts - Vimarsana News

Ex-FBI official who closed Hunter Biden lines of investigation violated Hatch Act with anti-Trump posts

EXCLUSIVE: The Justice Department’s Office of Special Counsel determined a former FBI official violated the Hatch Act in his political posts on social media—the same official whistleblowers warned showed a “pattern of active public partisanship" that “likely affected" investigations involving former President Trump and Hunter Biden.

Feds say newly elected School Board member violated Hatch Act - Vimarsana News

Feds say newly elected School Board member violated Hatch Act

A federal agency concluded newly elected School Board member Anne P. Donohue, At Large, violated the Hatch Act, but it won't pursue disciplinary action against her.

Biden White House doubles down on 'MAGA' attacks despite Hatch Act warning - Vimarsana News

Biden White House doubles down on 'MAGA' attacks despite Hatch Act warning

White House officials have continued using the term "MAGA" to attack Republicans despite a Hatch Act warning against it, prompting a new complaint.

Source: aol.com
Ethics expert, a Dem, blasts Biden admin officials over Hatch Act issues: 'Should be fired' - Vimarsana News

Ethics expert, a Dem, blasts Biden admin officials over Hatch Act issues: 'Should be fired'

A former White House ethics chief has called for the Biden administration to immediately fire any officials who use the term "MAGA."

Biden White House doubles down on 'MAGA' attacks despite Hatch Act warning - Vimarsana News

Biden White House doubles down on 'MAGA' attacks despite Hatch Act warning

White House officials have continued using the term "MAGA" to attack Republicans despite a Hatch Act warning against it, prompting a new complaint.

Source: msn.com