[Moonman62]

I belong to a political party that actually takes on the responsibility and accountability of governing, unlike the Libertarians. We were able to get Reno out of office.

[steve-b]

I belong to a political party that actually takes on the responsibility and accountability of governing

LOL! You mean the one that spends like drunken sailors on bridges to nowhere? Oh, yeah, that REAL responsible!

[tacticalogic]

I belong to a political party that actually takes on the responsibility and accountability of governing, unlike the Libertarians. We were able to get Reno out of office.

If you can't or won't answer the question, don't waste my time with self-aggrandizing evasions.

[tacticalogic]

I belong to a political party that actually takes on the responsibility and accountability of governing, unlike the Libertarians.

From the article:

"I'm not sure that this doesn't slide through the cracks in the Hatch Act," Bickers said. "The Hatch Act isn't about political activity — it's about partisan political activity. Since this is a ballot initiative, and there's no party affiliation attached to it, that part of the Hatch Act probably wouldn't be violated."

If you want to maintain that this is really about Republicans and Libertarians, then it is partisan politics, and they are clearly in violation of the law.