"The behavior may be a violation of the federal Hatch Act.
“The fundamental bottom line for the Hatch Act is to limit the Executive Branch—also known as the President—from having an army of federal employees being active in political campaigning, to try to re-elect the President and some of their sponsored candidates,” Dallas lawyer Pete Schulte told KTVT-TV. “So, it’s to prevent federal employees from actively engaging in political activities while they’re on the clock.”"
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