The Bush administration, promiscuously invoking the war against terrorism, is using its influence inappropriately to assist an American oil company that has been sued for misconduct overseas.
A Times report published last weekend, about Jeb's many notes and requests to the White House on other matters when his father worked there, suggests that he "normally" wasn't shy at all about asserting influence inappropriately.
He also said that advertising was a "factor" in propagating fake news on social media, and that readers can reasonably "wonder if the New York Times [and other news publications] is being influenced inappropriately by advertisers".
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It bans using the telecoms network to "extort, threaten, obstruct, defame, disturb, inappropriately influence or intimidate".
The United States Chamber of Commerce, for example, has said that these investment firms, bent on making a profit, can inappropriately influence cases.
