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  1. Jan 18

    How do 70 employees guide more than 2 million ? Read about how we accomplish our important mission here

    21 replies 63 retweets 137 likes
  2. Jan 18

    4/ If you are curious how we accomplish this important mission of preventing please see

    12 replies 66 retweets 127 likes
  3. Jan 18

    3/ OGE's focus is prevention; IGs investigate potential misconduct & prosecutes criminal violations.

    11 replies 63 retweets 112 likes
  4. Jan 18

    2/ OGE does not handle complaints of misconduct. Please learn where & how to report employee misconduct at

    8 replies 54 retweets 68 likes
  5. Jan 18

    1/ OGE oversees the executive branch program, while Congress & the Courts have their own ethics programs.

    10 replies 115 retweets 139 likes
  6. Jan 18

    A reprise of information about our prevention mission, in case you missed these tweets in December.

    3/ OGE's focus is prevention; IGs investigate potential misconduct & prosecutes criminal violations.
    7 replies 83 retweets 120 likes
  7. Jan 17

    Which high-level nominees' financial disclosures were approved for release by the team? See:

    18 replies 86 retweets 99 likes
  8. Jan 17

    Update: OGE has completed all substantive ethics work on 71% of nominees received from the transition team vs. 38% on the same date in 2009.

    40 replies 114 retweets 214 likes
  9. Jan 13

    As a result of high demand for Dir. Shaub's refresher on misuse of position, the content is also posted at

    121 replies 768 retweets 1,085 likes
  10. Jan 13

    All executive branch employees must refrain from misuse of position, including endorsements. See Dir Shaub's note at

    183 replies 1,557 retweets 2,613 likes
  11. Jan 12

    Balls, parades, parties... gift restrictions apply even to events.

    31 replies 238 retweets 424 likes
  12. Jan 11

    The full text of Director Shaub’s remarks today at

    158 replies 770 retweets 959 likes
  13. Jan 11

    Director Shaub's remarks today at the can be viewed at:

    51 replies 370 retweets 564 likes
  14. Jan 10

    OGE is expediting reviews of the financial disclosure reports of the President-elect’s nominees, without sacrificing quality.

    39 replies 147 retweets 450 likes
  15. Jan 10

    Moving quickly! We've precleared 54% of the nominees we’ve received from the transition team vs. 29% on this date during the 2009 transition

    19 replies 52 retweets 114 likes
  16. Jan 6

    : has someone offered you a gift? Please see our recent advisory on things to consider before accepting it:

    23 replies 130 retweets 174 likes
  17. Jan 5

    That's why it's vital to review the form and the agreement. OGE & agencies ensure what was agreed to is adhered to.

    12 replies 138 retweets 225 likes
  18. Jan 5

    OGE & agencies work with filers to resolve potential and this is captured in a publicly available agreement.

    7 replies 121 retweets 189 likes
  19. Jan 5

    By law, filers must disclose not only their own financial interests, but also those of their spouse and dependent children.

    21 replies 291 retweets 356 likes
  20. Jan 5

    Conflicts of officials entering govt implicate criminal laws, so this prevention process is very important for them

    6 replies 203 retweets 254 likes

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