The Covfefe Act Has A Silly Name — But It Addresses A Real Quandary

It's about time the PRA was updated to cover social media. The law is always lagging behind the technology. We need to keep it updated so there is no confusion. Kudos to Rep. Quigley.

"The president is president of the United States," said Spicer, "so they are considered official statements by the president of the United States."

That's why there should be something specifically in writing and in law at that level. From what I've seen that most states apply social media used in official business capacity as subject to Open Meeting Acts and public records laws. So if state legislators and officials are held to that why shouldn't the POTUS?

My first job at the White House was re-engineering the PR dB. I see my work will need further revision.