WASHINGTON (AP) — A government ethics office says Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius violated a federal law that restricts political activity by government officials.
In a report Wednesday, the federal Office of Special Counsel said off-the-cuff remarks by Sebelius during a Feb. 25 speech to a gay rights group in North Carolina violated the Hatch Act.
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Before I retired after working in a civilian position for DoD, we got briefings on election years about what we could and could not do regarding political campaigning and the consequences of violating those rules. Of course, that was back when President Clinton was doing things in his White House office that I would have gotten fired for looking at on a computer in my office. He should have been removed from office, just as she should be forced to resign. Will our congress have the guts to do it?
So when has anyone in the Obama administration been the least bit concerned about the law or the Constitution? If there is no one to hold their feet to the fire, like the gutless John Boehner and the gutless Mitch McConnell then what is even the point of bringing to light their lawless and anti- Constitutional ways. After November we either have no country or we have a slight chance of restoring our country to something like what America was designed to be. Pray.
Every republican in office are afraid of Obama and his crew….. it’s shows every time one of them open their mouths….