This is a clear violation of the Hatch Act!

 Biden Admin Uses Taxpayer-Funded Email Blast To Praise Kamala Ahead Of Election

The Biden-Harris administration on Friday sent a taxpayer-funded email blast to likely millions of Americans that praised Vice President Kamala Harris.

The email from the Department of Health and Human Services went to everyone signed up to receive updates on the government’s Medicare program, which is used by 66 million people. It featured a letter from President Joe Biden highlighting the administration’s “historic reforms” to the program, attributing the benefits to the work of Harris, the Democratic nominee for President.

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