tsk tsk yourself....who introduced it?

• Obama's response to Palin family baby stories - oya
  • in an mature and educated - bounder
    • Absolutely! Obama supporters seem get that now - Came out in force, stepped up to plate. nm
      • With the glaring exception of several posters on this board... - sam
    • So you still think that children are fair game... - sam
      • Would expect Obama to take high road. To expect this - from media and voters, delusional. sm
        • Maybe so, but it is personal choice how this is handled... - sam
          • Yes it is. That family off limits rule did not - Apply to the Obama/Kenyan brother story recently,
            • Have you ever seen me post anything about the Kenyan brother story? - sam
              • I made a general observation relative to the post. - Not always about you, Sam. nm
              • You're just very sneaky in the way you do it ...nm - ya just did
                • tsk tsk yourself....who introduced it? - sam
  • Obama's parents were never married. - EyesWideOpen
    • Oops. sm - sam
      • Except for the "oops" AKA "gotcha" - This was a decent post. sm
  • Obama - wooptee do
    • oh please like Bush EVER had an original thought - he doesn't even know which door to exit
      • Surely this can't be the same Bush...the one who never... - sam
        • One in the same. In like a lion, out like a lamb. - Did manage to find his way out of RNC. nm
    • None of them are really are they? - vote Obama...
  • I like Obama, but everything is a topic - when you want the job of running this country.
    • Actually, yes we can. Some among us take no joy - inn other's pain. He's one. nm
    • COuld be, but I am going to give him the benefit of the doubt,,, - sam
  • Good for him! Kudos to Mr. Obama! - sam

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Ohio has 2 representatives introducing legislation so that the leaks that took place about Joe's child-support, taxes, etc hopefully won't happen again. Although, w/ the rules concerning confidentiality, it shouldn't have happened to begin with. The head of Dept of Family & Human Services is on an unpaid month's suspension for this AND for using State computers to raise money for Obama's campaign.

Two state lawmakers today, Dec. 2, introduced legislation that’s supposed to prevent the kind of government snooping that dogged “Joe the Plumber” - Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher - during the presidential campaign
The legislation, introduced by Rep. Shannon Jones, R-Springboro, and Sen. Mark Wagoner, R-Toledo, would direct state agencies to:

*Fire any unclassified employee who violates privacy rules by improperly accessing confidential personal information.

*Set criteria for determining which employees may access or authorize access to confidential, personal information.

*Allow any citizen to make a written request to an agency or identify all personal, confidential information on that person maintained by the agency.

“The systematic misuse of government databases and the governor’s woeful under reaction to state government workers engaging in this outrageous behavior makes this bill necessary,” Jones said in a press release.

Strickland suspended director Helen Jones-Kelley of the Ohio Job and Family Services Department for a month without pay for her role in the “Joe the Plumber” case. Four other employees also were disciplined.

Ohio Inspector Tom Charles concluded that Jones-Kelley improperly authorized the searches of databases with personal information on Wurzelbacher of suburban Toledo. He became a key figure in the Ohio presidential campaign after questioning Democrat Barack Obama’s tax plans.