He will maybe reassure us that he really is a Vietnam combat veteran whom was spat upon by anti-war protesters as he was returning home from the battle field.
The Office of the Attorney General's Code of Ethics clearly states that "OAG employees may not campaign for a candidate for political office or engage in political activity while on duty at the OAG, nor can they use state funds, supplies,equipment, vehicles or facilities to promote a candidate or party, or use their state position to directly or indirectly influence any political process for such purposes."
Is Blumenthal using his state car to drive around the state and campaign at our expense, in violation of his own policy prohibiting such activities by his employees?
Why should we pay for his gas to drive to campaign functions?
How can Blumenthal fight back, unless it is to spread more lies?
ReplyDeleteHe will maybe reassure us that he really is a Vietnam combat veteran whom was spat upon by anti-war protesters as he was returning home from the battle field.
ReplyDeleteWhy doesn't Blumy make a TV commercial with Semator DeFronzo, with the 2 of them holding a bed pan together?
ReplyDeleteAnything Blumenthal says will sound like acts of desperation by a failing campaign.
ReplyDeleteThe Office of the Attorney General's Code of Ethics clearly states that "OAG employees may not campaign for a candidate for political office or engage in political activity while on duty at the OAG, nor can they use state funds, supplies,equipment, vehicles or facilities to promote a candidate or party, or use their state position to directly or indirectly influence any political process for such purposes."
ReplyDeleteIs Blumenthal using his state car to drive around the state and campaign at our expense, in violation of his own policy prohibiting such activities by his employees?
Why should we pay for his gas to drive to campaign functions?