Public employees can’t be gagged by private agreements. These so-called NDAs are unconstitutional and unenforceable.—ACLU
Reportedly President DJT has required staff members to sign non disclosure agreements. Why would he do this? Perhaps he is worried that former staff members would make statements or write books critical of him or his administration. Government employees at every level are presumed to serve the public rather than any individual. They ought to be free to speak within the limits of the law.
The ACLU calls such agreements unconstitutional. While the ACLU statement wasn’t explicit, I suppose they find non disclosure agreements for public employees conflict with the first amendment.
President DJT is reportedly infuriated that advice given to him by staff regarding his call to Putin was leaked. If he can identify the culprit, no doubt he could fire that person. But once fired, they should be free to explain their motivation.
Some things need be kept secret, but secrecy laws and non disclosure agreement can’t be allowed to hide information that the public has a right and a need to know.
https://www.aclu.org/news/aclu-statement-white-house-nondisclosure-agreements
New NY 23rd 
Hi!
My name is Aubrey, and I’m Max Della Pia’s campaign manager. I’m still looking to get in contact with someone about featuring some information on Max, something that has been done in the past for candidates. I would appreciate talking to someone about this either way!
Thanks so much,
Aubrey
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Hi Aubrey, How is the petitioning process going for your campaign?
Max Della Pia’s FB page touts the campaign of Conor Lamb. Where does Max stand on semi-automatic rifles and the 2nd Amendment ?
What about minimum wage amounts in upstate?
Where does Max stand on illegal immigrants, not legal immigrants but illegal immigrants who cross the borders illegally or those that over stay their visas?
Thank you in advance for your response
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