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originally posted by: BlueMule
originally posted by: NavyDoc
originally posted by: BlueMule
originally posted by: ignorant_ape
the people here [ and eslsewhere ] that opine that mr bush is a moron for this leak are the true idiots - do you really think he personally runs his own IT services ???????????????????
this may come as a shock to you - but he employs a large staff and 3rd party contractors
they screwed up - not him - so get over it
They are all idiots. Jeb most of all, for a) hiring a bunch of idiots in the first place, and b) failing to tell them something as simple as "make sure you protect people's info, or this gesture could backfire". It's a no-brainer, but he didn't think it through. Because he's an idiot.
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LOL. You honestly think he hires IT guys personally and that IT guys in today's day and age need to be told to protect personal info? C'mon.
Obviously, they do.
Jeb was orchestrating a political gesture. Had it worked out, he not his IT guys would have gotten the credit for it. It didn't work out, so he not his IT guys get the blame.
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originally posted by: NavyDoc
It's just as disingenuous about blaming Bush personally for the SNAFU--it's not like the gov is running the IT farm personally.
originally posted by: mOjOm
originally posted by: NavyDoc
It's just as disingenuous about blaming Bush personally for the SNAFU--it's not like the gov is running the IT farm personally.
Is it now??? Maybe he shouldn't call himself the "eGovenor" then.
I'm sure you were just as objective in your opinions when the ObamaCare website started as well right??? I mean it's not like anyone tried blaming him personally or anything did they??? Oh wait...
"In his own introduction to the project, Bush touts his technical prowess, referring to himself as “The eGovernor” for how easy it was to email with him when he was in office.
This is the second Internet-related snafu in as many days from his campaign. In a tiff goof that now seems tame by comparison, on Monday, his office admitted that they had asked their new Chief Technology Officer to delete jokes he’d tweeted about “sluts.”
originally posted by: XTexan
I'm a little confused... was this a public email address, as in one he used for his job as Governor? If so, especially in Florida, that makes the entire content of the email public property and the senders of those emails had no expectation of privacy.
originally posted by: IAMTAT
I'll be honest...as a conservative Republican, I hope he leaves the race and frees up massive amounts of campaign money for actual non-RHINO Republican candidates.
There's little difference between Jeb Bush and Hillary Clinton IMO.
originally posted by: UnBreakable
originally posted by: XTexan
I'm a little confused... was this a public email address, as in one he used for his job as Governor? If so, especially in Florida, that makes the entire content of the email public property and the senders of those emails had no expectation of privacy.
Yes, it would be understandable if it's a public email address. But SS #s, home addresses, and other personal info too? Good luck to him in getting any additional donors going forward. They won't trust him for fear they'll be victims of id theft.
originally posted by: mOjOm
a reply to: Aleister
It said in the article that the phone numbers had been removed. That would mean that someone did actually go through and scrub some of the info out at some point and yet missed all the rest. So once again, just like Dubya and 911 we are really looking at a situation where the choice of excuses comes down to either "Incompetence" or "Deliberate Intent to cause Harm", neither of which are going to go over real well.