The purpose of the Hatch Act as being a separation of the nonpartisan governance of the country from partisan political campaigning
John Sarbanes: “The purpose of the Hatch Act as being a separation of the nonpartisan governance of the country from partisan political…”
On the recordJune 25, 2019
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Sarbanes emphasizes the importance of the Hatch Act in maintaining nonpartisan governance.
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