"we should see it as corruption of the highest order"

[Lemon Drop]

pdq wrote:
More hilarity:

The Office of Government Ethics said via Twitter that it has been receiving an “extraordinary volume” of contacts over the issue, but that it’s job is not to investigate such actions.

Got that? In the Trump's administration, the job of the Office of Government Ethics is not to investigate ethics violations.

Poorly phrased, or freudian slip?

You decide.

Slow motion trainwreck. Their website has now been crashed by so many people wanting to know if this situation is an ethics violation and what can be done about it. (this also happened just before the inauguration when it was looking like he wasn't going to divest from his businesses)
CREW has filed an ethics complaint against Conway because what she did actually does violate the law and the WH doesn't appear to be doing much about it.