Listen: Issa Says Voicemail Left by Former Top Obama Administration Official Is a Clear Violation of Federal Law

Listen:  Issa Says Voicemail Left by Former Top Obama Administration Official Is a Clear Violation of Federal Law

Laws? Laws are for the people. This is the Obama administration. They’re above the law:

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Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) is sounding the alarm regarding new alleged audio of former Labor Secretary Hilda Solis leaving a voicemail for someone “off the record” to ask the individual to contribute and help organize a fundraising event for President Barack Obama’s campaign. Issa says Solis violated the Hatch Act, which prohibits political activity on official time.

Issa played this audio during his opening statement:

“Hi–this is Hilda Solis calling, um, just calling you off-the-record here–Wanted to ask you if you could, um, help us get folks organized to come to a fundraiser that we’re doing for Organizing for America for Obama campaign on Friday at La Fonda at 6 p.m. Steven Smith, an attorney, and his staff are helping us [inaudible]. There are a lot of folks that we know that are coming but wanted to ask you if you might help contribute or get other folks to help out. I would encourage you to call this number, [inaudible]—that’s his assistant— at [phone number] and you can call [the attorney] yourself who’s a good friend, an attorney, good friend of mine, at [phone number]. And it’s for a Friday event at La Fonda [inaudible] we’re just trying to raise money to show that we have support here in [inaudible].”

Sure, it’s against the law. But so are a bunch of other things the Obama administration has done. The question is, what’s going to be done about it?

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