Peter Navarro violated the Hatch Act. Again.
It appears that Assistant to the President and Director of Trade and Manufacturing Policy Peter Navarro is yet again violating the Hatch Act.
It appears that Assistant to the President and Director of Trade and Manufacturing Policy Peter Navarro is yet again violating the Hatch Act.
Peter Navarro likely failed to turn over a substantial number of Trump White House records as required by law, and the National Archives and Records Administration should take immediate action to recover any presidential records he still possesses.
Peter Navarro may have violated a key federal record-keeping law by deleting the Twitter account he used for official government business.
The Office of Special Counsel has recommended that disciplinary action be taken against Peter Navarro for repeatedly violating the Hatch Act.
Navarro has participated in numerous interviews in his official capacity, during which he repeatedly made politically-charged statements in support of President Trump.
[…] op-ed violated the Hatch Act. 4. The dissemination of this political op-ed to federal employees at HUD using a government email account also violated the Hatch Act. Peter Navarro 5. On August 23, Director of the White House Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy Peter Navarro participated in an interview on Fox News where he […]
[…] for campaigning, White House staffers continue to use their official positions to promote his re-election effort and attack Joe Biden. The latest additions to this list include: Peter Navarro 1. On September 6, Director of the White House Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy Peter Navarro participated in an interview on Fox News where he […]
[…] at the end of a frat party – I need a woman!” On May 26, 2020, Assistant to the President and Director of Trade and Manufacturing Policy Peter Navarro participated in an interview on Fox News while in his official capacity and “from the White House,” where he promoted President Trump’s re-election slogan and made […]
[…] of Representatives has voted to hold four individuals in contempt of congress for subpoena noncompliance in relation to their January 6th investigation – Steve Bannon, Mark Meadows, Peter Navarro, and Dan Scavino. In November, the Department of Justice indicted Steve Bannon on two counts of contempt of congress stemming from his failure to comply with […]
[…] Vice President Mike Pence Alyssa Farah, OMB Deputy Communications Director Jacob Wood, and Assistant to the President and Director of the Office for Trade and Manufacturing Policy Peter Navarro. Types of Violations Abuse of official positions for political advocacy is widespread in the Trump administration, ranging from tweets from officials’ government accounts using the president’s […]
[…] an unprecedented number of Trump administration officials, including Dan Scavino, Nikki Haley, Stephanie Grisham, Raj Shah, Jessica Ditto, Madeleine Westerhout, Helen Aguirre Ferre, Alyssa Farah, Jacob Wood, Peter Navarro, Kellyanne Conway and Lynne Patton. Following CREW’s complaints against Kellyanne Conway, OSC took the unprecedented step of recommending Conway be removed from federal service in a […]
[…] an unprecedented number of Trump administration officials, including Dan Scavino, Nikki Haley, Stephanie Grisham, Raj Shah, Jessica Ditto, Madeleine Westerhout, Helen Aguirre Ferre, Alyssa Farah, Jacob Wood, Peter Navarro, Kellyanne Conway and Lynne Patton. Following CREW’s complaints against Kellyanne Conway, OSC took the unprecedented step of recommending Conway be removed from federal service in a […]
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