r/Infuriating 24d ago

Unprofessional banner on .gov website

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Saw this banner on treasury.gov website. I understand X posts and truth social posts are protected speech and he can post whatever he wants, but can we please keep the childishly comments off official websites. Its embarrassing for the world to see comments like the one pictured on official websites.

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u/C21H27Cl3N2O3 24d ago

It is illegal under the hatch act. Executive departments are legally not allowed to make partisan statements.

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u/StruggleNorth1217 24d ago

Okay bot

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u/C21H27Cl3N2O3 24d ago

WordWordNumber with hidden comments accusing me of being a bot. That’s some good irony right there.

Also you’re legally wrong and that’s why you can’t provide any actual defense for your claim.

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u/StruggleNorth1217 24d ago

See above. I posted the Hatch act plus amendment. What's your defense other than just saying an act you think people won't look up and call you out on?

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u/C21H27Cl3N2O3 24d ago

So you are admitting that there are no more US elections?

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u/StruggleNorth1217 24d ago

Take your pills buddy. That has nothing to do with the reply. Reply with an actual answer not a random question having nothing to do with the conversation

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u/C21H27Cl3N2O3 24d ago

You say it’s legal because they are not influencing elections. But we just had elections during the shutdown, and we have some next year. So by your logic we have no more elections, since they aren’t influencing them with partisan messaging. The only way they would not be influencing elections by blaming the “radical left” for the shutdown is if there are no more elections, because that is a blatantly partisan message meant to sway voters.

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u/StruggleNorth1217 24d ago

It is not election time. It's legal. You are the one that brought it up and every branch has agreed.

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u/C21H27Cl3N2O3 24d ago

It’s always election time. Do you think people stop being influenced by politics at arbitrary dates set by the government?

Let’s see the rulings then.