3 Responses to “INDEPENDENCE PARTY QUESTIONS HATCH’S USE OF OFFICE”

1. Brian Hanna Says:
   July 29th, 2006 at 2:42 PM

   // “Minnesotans should receive the full efforts from all public servants they hire. All time away from public service for campaigning should be fully disclosed and the difference in pay should be promptly returned to the public coffers.” “More importantly, the assets of the elected office held by a candidate should never be used for campaign purposes.” Moore concluded. //

   // It was a busy day for gubernatorial politics Wednesday. Republican Gov. Tim Pawlenty formally announced he’s running for a second term. [...]
   With Lt. Gov. Carol Molnau at his side, Pawlenty made his re-election announcement at a park near his home in Eagan. //

   http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/05/31/pawlentyannounce/

   Wednesday? Wednesday??? What was he doing in a park on a campaign stop on Wednesday, during the day? He works for the state of Minnesota, and should have been in the office at that time.

   Minnesotans have a right to expect full effort from their public servants. Tim Pawlenty’s skipping work to make a campaign stop is unacceptable!

2. Just the Facts, Mam Says:
   July 30th, 2006 at 11:40 AM

   I believe he took that day as a vacation day.

   Care to comment on Mike Hatch’s events that day?
   (he hasn’t been in his office for over a week)

3. Brian Hanna Says:
   July 30th, 2006 at 2:47 PM

   More unsourced assertions.

   I wish you’d live up to your name, Facts.

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