kellyanne conway lectures andrew cuomo

that she will not be hit with a violation of the hatch act while he might be crushed by his arrogance and indifference to christians  educated to know that easter sunday does not define one and only one sunday for all christians. she applauds him for keeping the infidels aetheists and satanists out of nassau otb on frank stronach day while he counts the homosexual votes for him


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Conway dodges question about why andrew cuomo has not yet been held accountsble for violating the rights of nassau county bettors secured by ny const art 1 sec 3

alleged ethics violations

By Mark Moore

March 8, 2018 | 1:01pm

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​Top White House strategist Kellyanne Conway on Thursday wouldn’t say whether President Trump will discipline her after a watchdog group said she violated federal ethics law by ​endorsing a Republican candidate in an Alabama Senate race.

​“The president and I have spoken about this,” Conway ​said in an interview on Fox News. “I have not made a comment on this at all and I won’t today.”

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“​The White House has spoken,” she added.

​W​hen Conway said she wouldn’t “reveal” private conversations she had with the president, host Bill Hemmer ​asked if that meant the White House decided against punishment.

​“I didn’t say that,” she shot back. “I also recognize every single day, maybe I’m still there and will continue to be. I’m not there to read about myself. I’m not there to talk about me and I’m there to the service of the country that I love.”

The Office of Special Counsel on Tuesday urged the White House to discipline Conway for violating the Hatch Act twice when she promoted Republican candidate Roy Moore over his Democratic challenger Doug Jones in a Senate race in Alabama.

She talked about the election that Jones eventually won during appearances on “Fox and Friends” on Nov. 20 and CNN’s “New Day” on Dec. 6.

​“While the Hatch Act allows federal employees to express their views about candidates and political issues as private citizens, it restricts employees from using their official government positions for partisan political purposes, including by trying to influence partisan elections,” the agency said.

The White House said Conway didn’t “advocate for or against” any candidate and was just voicing the president’s position to have candidates elected in the House and Senate who back his agenda.

It’s not her first ethics lapse.

​The White House Office of Legal Counsel said it had spoken to Conway after she went on Fox News in February 2017 and promoted the fashion clothing line of the president’s daughter Ivanka Trump.

​By touting the goods, she violated an Office of Government Ethics rule that bars officials in the executive branch from endorsing products in their official capacities.