During the 2006 midterm elections, White House political aides to President George W. Bush engaged in widespread violations of a federal law which limits partisan political activity by government employees, a long-running federal investigation has found.
A report issued Monday by the little-known Office of Special Counsel cites numerous violations of the Hatch Act and concludes that federal taxpayers ended up footing the bill for activities that were intended to advance Republican political candidates.
Look forward, not backward. This is nothing compared to Socksgate or the wanton destruction of W’s on keyboards under Clinton. Wash. Rinse. Repeat.