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Legal Expert Slams White House’s Offensive Parody Site

11/6/2025

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Eliza Orlins, a legal expert, criticized the White House's MySafeSpace parody site as 'disgusting' and inappropriate during the government shutdown.
The site mocks Democratic leaders with offensive jokes and fake profiles, referencing Rep. Hakeem Jeffries and Sen. Chuck Schumer.
Orlins raised concerns about potential Hatch Act violations, which prohibit partisan activities in federal workplaces.
She noted the irony of using taxpayer-funded resources for political attacks while federal workers remain unpaid.

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Eliza Orlins, a legal expert, criticized the White House's MySafeSpace parody site as 'disgusting' and inappropriate during the government shutdown.
The site mocks Democratic leaders with offensive jokes and fake profiles, referencing Rep. Hakeem Jeffries and Sen. Chuck Schumer.
Orlins raised concerns about potential Hatch Act violations, which prohibit partisan activities in federal workplaces.
She noted the irony of using taxpayer-funded resources for political attacks while federal workers remain unpaid.