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Report: Obama Illegally Used Defense Dep't Communications To Push Political Message..
Obama’s above the law, everyone knows that.

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A member of the Obama administration may yet again be in violation of the Hatch Act after using Department of Defense communications over the weekend to promote partisan messaging about the government shutdown.

Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel, on behalf of President Barack Obama, forwarded a political message addressed to “all US government employees,” according to a Monday report by The American Spectator.

The message, sent using a DoD communications channel, praised the work of the U.S. government’s employees and blamed the shutdown on the House of Representatives.

“This shutdown was completely preventable,” said Obama. “It should not have happened, and the House of Representatives can end it as soon as it follows the Senate’s lead, and funds your work in the United States government without trying to attach highly controversial and partisan measures in the process.”


http://dailycaller.com/2013/10/16/report...-politics/
10-16-2013 09:48 PM
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