Joe the Plumber case still dripping [Half-dozen agencies access records of Ohio man.....]

ohio.com ^

[bigbob]

More firin’ to be done then...

[neutrino]

Freedom of speech? Not any more.

One of those little changes coming our way.

[Paige]

Millions of stay at home Republicans along with the 20% Conservative Christians(?) that voted for Obama threw Joe the Plumber and other Americans under the bus.

[ArchAngel1983]

They are so successful in the ‘Al Capone’ strategy that they think they can leverage the tax laws against ordinary citizens with the balls to ask a simple question to a stink’n politician. I’m absolutely disgusted with my government. Its ultimate fall will be my ultimate joy!

[MetalHeadConservative35]

Right now are the investigations for misuse of state databases and computers for political purposes. At least one person is on leave (unfortunately with pay) for now.

how? and who was misusing? joe? or the DNC?

[skeeter]

If this doesn’t ring alarm bells in American minds concerning which party represents more of a threat to their individual liberty then I will be forced to conclude that HL Mencken was right after all.

[elpadre]

I believe such went on for 8 years of Clinton and Emmanuel was involved.

[ken21]

did you see that pic of nancy pelosi and her hugo chavez’ buds in the wsj?

all the ladies were dressed in revolutionary scarlet red, as michelle obamao was.

[Daffynition]

Have you seen Joe the Plumber's new website? It's still a work in progress, I guess, so I didn't think it deserved a thread of its own to post it.

[MileHi]

This needs to be driven into the ground. Government lackeys using government databases for political gain should result in jail time.

[buccaneer81]

One name to remember when leftist leaders and their minions fear being embarrassed:

Richard Jewell (1962-2007)

Murdered by the United States government.

[realcleanguy]

Accessing electronic information=Digital Nazi Brown Shirts

[KarlInOhio]

how? and who was misusing? joe? or the DNC?

A number of state employees just happened to search their databases for Joe's name, not that it had aaaaaanything to do with Joe's recent questioning of The One. It was all standard procedure. The one who was nailed with a suspension donated thousands of dollars to Obama's campaign, but she tried to claim that they always check on people who came into sudden public view. That was the lamest excuse ever used. The only thing close to that is a requirement that if someone wins $600 or more in the lottery they get checked for unpaid child support, and that is written into the law.

[mrsmith]

The national media is silent... biding it’s time...
waiting for an opening to portray these employees as victims of a ‘kind of Spanish Inquisition’.

[IrishCatholic]

bookmark.

[muawiyah]

Done all the time ~ alas to little avail. We are so pure and clean and nice there's little the Democrat apparatchiks can get on us, or if they do, we just shurg and say "so what". I always add that "hypocrisy is an issue for Moslems and Leftwingtards. Real men don't worry about it."

[Ditter]

How did Richard Jewell die?

[GOPJ]

Wurzelbacher became an instant celebrity after he asked Barack Obama a series of questions in his Toledo driveway about the Democrat's tax policies.

It should read, "a series of TOUGH questions". The only thing we can walk away with for sure is the certainty of knowing MSM journalists will never have the problem Joe had - no one's going to investigate that bunch for tough questions.

[KoRn]

"how tough would it be for those guys to do an ip address check on all Freepers."

I'd say they wouldn't even need IPs. Just using google, and searching on someone that has been around here for a long time and posted allot, I think after analyzing thousands of posts by a user, one could get a pretty good idea where someone lives and who they are.

[keats5]

We should have home swaps if the gov ever starts checking out the FReepers. It would be kind of like going underground, but without all the hardship.

By the way, I require a whirlpool.