So?

Didn't Obama vote for FISA including giving immunity to phone companies for violating the Constitution and Bill of Rights? It would be the height of hyprocrisy and unfairness if these workers get punished.

According to politicians' logic, he should have nothing to fear if he is not doing anything wrong.

(Insert "Can You Hear Me Now" and/or "Out Of The Box" Joke(s) here.)

i just read the assholes got fired.

According to politicians' logic, he should have nothing to fear if he is not doing anything wrong.

Ironic, isn't it?

Politicians logic... I am king and you are my servants. 50% of your earning shall be mine to squander.

Well, I guess this answers the BlackBerry question, too.

Was it the Patriot Act, Joe the Plumber, or the Ohio Attorney General?

It's a shame this happened to a liberal.

I'm more worried about China downloading data directly from our gov't databases.

doesn't matter. his advisors leak worse than the Edmund Fitzgerald.

Invading his privacy.

Pathetic.

Of course I seem to recall when something like this happened to Palin, the false-liberals screamed to make a hero out of those who invaded her privacy.

Then it happened again with Joe the Plumber. C'mon, you false-liberals, get in here and condemn it when it happens to Obama so the fact that you didn't condemn it when it happened to the other side can be ground into you. Own up, be a man.

After all, it's Obama's fault, he's the one who put himself in the spotlight, RIGHT??

He shoulda just kept to himself and not done something stupid like get elected as President, RIGHT? He became fair game once he stuck his head up to public notice, RIGHT?

Mr. Lock...I read a book that stated the Edmund Fitzgerald was more likely swamped by a freak wave oscillation that breached the covering on her cargo hold. When they finally located the wreck, the divers determined there were no holes in her hull as a result of corrosion or collision.

Sorry to interrupt the poo-flinging Obama bashing. Carry on.

"Edmund Fitzgerald"

Yup ...
Not enough scuppers.

i just read the assholes got fired.

#3 | Posted by panchovilla

can you take us to the archives and show us where you made this same statement when palin got her email hacked into..
just wondering if you right of privacy is for everyone and not just the messiah??

and I ask because there are a lot of 'others' here who simply dont think it does

The same rules apply here as in the Palin case.

Unauthorized person improperly accessed data.

Said person(s) exposed for their offense.

Said person(s) held accountable for the consequences of the offence.

And so it goes.

And so it goes.

Where are the clowns who were saying "So much for govt transparency" regarding the earlier article about how Obama will give up his blackberry?

Do you really want Presidential communications available to hackers?

Of course I seem to recall when something like this happened to Palin, the false-liberals screamed to make a hero out of those who invaded her privacy.

Then it happened again with Joe the Plumber. C'mon, you false-liberals, get in here and condemn it when it happens to Obama so the fact that you didn't condemn it when it happened to the other side can be ground into you. Own up, be a man.

#10 | Posted by soheifox at 2008-11-21 11:47 PM | Reply | Flag:

Posts are archived on here.

Please post some earlier posts where 'liberals' called the Palin hackers 'heroes'.

Own up to your words, be a man.

I should imagine the intercepted calls were absolutely devastating politically,

Barack "so how'd the soccer game go tonight"

Michelle "team won, we were really excited"

Barack "cool beanz"