@couriercolorado: During a House hearing on the National Fraud Enforcement Division Act, Colorado Democratic Rep. Joe Neguse questioned a Republican colleague about language requiring the new DOJ division to comply with the Hatch Act. He then pointed to Attorney General Todd Blanche’s Sept. 9 appearance at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, where Blanche delivered a law-and-order speech praising the Trump administration. The Hatch Act covers most federal executive-branch employees and restricts the use of official authority for partisan political purposes, though certain presidential appointees have different rules governing when and where they may engage in political activity. House Democrats have separately argued that Blanche’s convention appearance violated the law. #coloradonews #uspolitics #joeneguse

lmpollack :

They have destroyed the rule of law and it will comeback to bite them in the a$$!

lastlight :

they never seem to get back to us

g-bob :

RIGHT FUCKING ON !!!!

Tia 🌹 :

“I appreciate your question” 🙄 you know he’s exactly right

Charlie Powell :

that answer needs to be banned from any discourse. answer now, or resign. we need answer today, not when the mail shows up.

marywoods4 :

Nope

Wil :

user1572209369568 :

Yes sir

🌹Morenita831🌹 :

neerproductions :

What now?

David Emery :

The rules no longer apply. We need an opposition party that understands the dire straights in which we now live.

defiant06 :

Donald’s one man get even corps.

dtp4404 :

Criminals don’t play by the rules get ready for whole sale cheating this midterm

Fizzlebum :

There are no rules for these clowns

Wtafpeople :

There is zero need to review the words he spoke he was there to campaign on behalf of republicans. Wtaf?!?

Howler :

Lmaooooo omg this “ I need clicks”

TJ :

Head of this administration can politically voice their support, but subordinates are fired if the voice there support

Royale007 :

Treasonous

dawncolello :

👍👍👍