OSC's guidance is wrong. There is no limit that criticizing a policy of a sitting President or any other politician is a violation of the Hatch Act.
Justin Amash: “OSC's guidance is wrong. There is no limit that criticizing a policy of a sitting President or any other politician is a…”
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Amash criticizes the Office of Special Counsel's interpretation of the Hatch Act.
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