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‘Optics are just terrible’; Why was Lynne Patton, a Black former Trump official, barred from government work while White House aides dodged discipline?
Updated Apr 11, 2021;
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Federal officials this past week rejected suggestions that they singled out Lynne Patton, a former Housing and Urban Development political appointee now barred from government work after the Office of Special Counsel found she abused her position to campaign for former President Donald Trump.
Watchdogs and critics have taken aim at OSC, an independent federal investigative agency, because Patton, a Black woman, is the only Trump appointee to face tangible discipline despite the documented bevy of Trump-era White House aides who defied the Hatch Act. The 1939 law, designed to keep partisanship out of government work, restricts most federal employees from politicking on the job.
Biden requests $715B for the Pentagon in his first budget, does away with OCO fund
By SARAH CAMMARATA | STARS AND STRIPES Published: April 9, 2021 WASHINGTON President Joe Biden on Friday proposed $715 billion for the Pentagon in its 2022 baseline budget, which is a slight increase from this year’s spending plan. However, Biden’s proposal is a decrease from what former President Donald Trump’s administration had expected to request for the Pentagon in 2022. Lawmakers allocated $704 billion for fiscal year 2021, and Biden’s request Friday would be a 1.5% increase in defense spending. Yet, the budget boost is less than the Trump administration projected for the fiscal year 2022 budget. That budget would have requested the Pentagon get $722 billion for the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1.
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