Top Biden officials likely violated key federal law, watchdog says
Washington Examiner - 2024-04-26T20:25:48.000Z

Top officials at the White House and Small Business Administration appear to have violated a federal law restricting government staffers from engaging in certain political activities, according to a watchdog group. Internal emails obtained by Protect the Public’s Trust, a group investigating apparent conflicts of interest, show that both White House and SBA officials have […]

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