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Giving political speeches and events on federal property

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I saw a article recently about how Trump plans to give his acceptance speech for the Republican National Convention from one of the White House lawns or the Gettysburg battlefield. I have no idea why he wants to go to Gettysburg, but whatever.
But, I was wondering how you felt about a politician giving a convention or political speech on federal property? Some say it is a violate of the Hatch Act. I know that a lot of the President's "press briefings" which feature him talking about his favorite subject which is himself sound very much like political speeches.
 

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When I looked up the Hatch Act I see that it excludes the President and Vice President. How are they saying he's violating something that he's excluded from?
 

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When I looked up the Hatch Act I see that it excludes the President and Vice President. How are they saying he's violating something that he's excluded from?

Orange man bad. I thought you'd have figured that out by now....
 

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When I looked up the Hatch Act I see that it excludes the President and Vice President. How are they saying he's violating something that he's excluded from?
The article I read said that Trump himself is not breaking that act but others are by supporting his speaking from the White House
 
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