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3. Doesn't the Hatch Act explicitly prohibit this

Sat Aug 23, 2025, 12:45 PM

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using government property for political campaigning (and, assumingly, govt staff)

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Seems fitting.... Everything else there is for sale. yourout Saturday #2

Doesn't the Hatch Act explicitly prohibit this C_U_L8R Saturday #3

He's above the law, don'tcha know? Jilly_in_VA Saturday #5

Selling merch Mossfern Saturday #6

It's a violation of the Hatch Act Jilly_in_VA Saturday #10

I thought Mossfern Saturday #12

Trump has totally immunity for any and all crimes he commits. Irish_Dem Saturday #8

Pity the White House housekeeping staff Lars39 Saturday #4

Like an Traildogbob Saturday #7

I'm hoping the British (or NATO, etc) will Ilsa Saturday #11

I hear you. Traildogbob Saturday #14

But which infestation is worse? Ilsa Saturday #16

Will trump EVER tire of wiping his ass with the White House? Paladin Saturday #9

Didn't Lincoln hawk stovepipe hats and FDR advertise used wheel chairs? Ping Tung Saturday #13