DAY 323: The Trump administration is not applying the law to polluters

Remember how Donald Trump claimed there was going to be "law and order" with him in power? Well, The New York Times discovered Trump is simply not applying the law to polluters:

An analysis of enforcement data by The New York Times shows that the administration has adopted a more lenient approach than the previous two administrations — Democratic and Republican — toward polluters

Trump claims he can't be sued by protesters because of presidential immunity

Remember how a Federal Judge allowed a lawsuit by three protesters against Donald Trump for inciting his followers to harm them during a rally? Well, Trump's lawyer is asking for the lawsuit to be dropped, claiming Trump can't be sued by the protesters because he has presidential immunity.

Well, the Judge didn't agree. According to Associated Press, the lawsuit will go forward because the Supreme Court has ruled out constitutional protections for speech that incites to violence:

White House won't punish Kellyanne Conway for breaking the law by endorsing Ivanka Trump products

The White House not only has not given any indication that they will punish Kellyanne Conway for breaking the law by endorsing Ivanka Trump products on television, but they virtually justified her.

According to CNBC, the White House claims that Conway acted "inadvertently" and without bad intentions.

But that's not all.

Kellyanne Coway seems to have broken federal laws by promoting Ivanka Trump's products

Because Nordstrom dropped Ivanka Trump's clothing line from its stores after the #GrabYourWallet boycott, Kellyanne Conway literally promoted Ivanka Trump's products from the White House during a TV Interview. "Go buy Ivanka stuff" are her exact words to Fox and Friends on Fox News:


https://youtu.be/f38dQJo5HvU

The problem is, federal law prohibits public servants from promoting ANY products.

The law says the following according to the Office of Government Ethics: