Breaking News: Ethics watchdog files a
complaint against Jen Psaki because she
'violated the Hatch Act by endorsing'
Democrat Terry McAuliffe for Virginia
Gov. at the White House
Posted By: Imright, 10/15/2021 5:48:04 PM
A prominent outside government ethics watchdog has filed an ethics complaint claiming White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki violated the Hatch Act when she talked up former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe from the White House podium. Citizens for Responsible Ethics in Washington, an ethics group that regularly hounded the Trump administration when multiple officials talked politics or promoted merchandise from the White House grounds, announced the complaint a day after Psaki's comments. She had been asked whether the tight Virginia governor's race, just a few weeks out, would be a bellwether for Biden.
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