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GoCubsGo

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Fri Sep 1, 2017, 03:58 PM Sep 2017

Mnuchin's "eclipse trip" is being reviewed by a federal watchdog group.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal watchdog said on Friday it was reviewing the circumstances surrounding U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin’s controversial flight last month to Kentucky, where he spoke to business leaders and viewed the solar eclipse.

“Responding to inquiries received from members of the public, we are reviewing the circumstances of the Secretary’s August 21 flight to Louisville and Ft. Knox to determine whether all applicable travel, ethics, and appropriation laws and policies were observed,” Rich Delmar, counsel to the Treasury’s Office of Inspector General, said in a statement.


The rest of the story is HERE.

He can thank his dumbass wife and her Twitter fiasco for this. I'd be shocked if that wasn't what sent up the red flags for the Inspector General's office.
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Mnuchin's "eclipse trip" is being reviewed by a federal watchdog group. (Original Post) GoCubsGo Sep 2017 OP
Lock them up! MontanaMama Sep 2017 #1
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