Trump advisers illegally campaigned while in office, U.S. government report finds

A U.S. government agency said 13 senior members of Donald Trump's administration violated a law that limits political campaigning by government employees, faulting them for creating a 'taxpayer-funded campaign apparatus' within the White House

WASHINGTON, Nov 9 - A U.S. government agency on Tuesday said 13 senior members of former President Donald Trump's administration violated a law that limits political campaigning by government employees, faulting them for creating a "taxpayer-funded campaign apparatus" within the White House., the U.S.

OSC is an independent federal watchdog within the U.S. government that investigates violations of the Hatch Act, a law limiting the political participation and speech of federal employees.

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