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http://www.dispatch.com/live/content...e.html?sid=101 Public records requested by The Dispatch disclose that information on Wurzelbacher's driver's license or his sport-utility vehicle was pulled from the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles database three times shortly after the debate. Information on Wurzelbacher was accessed by accounts assigned to the office of Ohio Attorney General Nancy H. Rogers, the Cuyahoga County Child Support Enforcement Agency and the Toledo Police Department. It has not been determined who checked on Wurzelbacher, or why. Direct access to driver's license and vehicle registration information from BMV computers is restricted to legitimate law enforcement and government business.
Wonderful. This is what everyday American citizens can look forward to in an Obama police state. Speak out against the leader, and they will investigate you.
My bet is she is just some nosy chick who checks out people all the time. She'd stop at Google like the rest of us, but she has a badge.
By the way, it's Bush who's now on our phone lines, checking which library books we read, reading our emails-- if I had to bet money on which candidate will drop a spy bomb on his own people, I'd sooner bet on McCain. Although he's still probably not as bad as Bush. Palin would have spy satellites reading the label on your underwear, though.
PS. Obama taught Constitutional Law at University of Chicago for a decade. He might know how to uphold it and respect it a bit better than the current administration.
My bet is she is just some nosy chick who checks out people all the time. She'd stop at Google like the rest of us, but she has a badge.
By the way, it's Bush who's now on our phone lines, checking which library books we read, reading our emails-- if I had to bet money on which candidate will drop a spy bomb on his own people, it wouldn't be Obama.
PS. He taught Constitutional Law at University of Chicago for a decade. He might know how to uphold it and respect it a bit better than the current administration.
The Patriot Act is to protect our country from terrorists, NOT to investigate private American citizens who have spoken out against the governent. And I doubt Bush is really reading your emails or mine. If anyone is listening on my phones lines, or checking out what library books I read or reading my emails - well, I don't care because I have nothing to hide, and they probably are pretty darn bored. If you are so paranoid you think Bush cares what YOU are doing (unless you're a terrorist), then I dunno, maybe you ought to go get some professional help.
Any time you make a deposit over $10,000 in the bank the government is alerted because of the Patriot Act. Doesn't bother me. We borrowed $40,000 from our 401K over the summer and did some work on the house inside and out. Deposited the money into our checking account and we were informed that because of the Patriot Act, it would be reported. Okay. No big deal to me. I'm not planning to fly an airplane into the White House so what do I care?
If people had their priorities straight they would stop wasting their time in trying to dig up dirt on a guy who simply asked a question, and instead would put the focus on terrorist friends of a current presidential candidate. Makes a lot more sense to me.
PS. Obama taught Constitutional Law at University of Chicago for a decade. He might know how to uphold it and respect it a bit better than the current administration.
I'd have more of a warm and fuzzy about your statement if he would at least learn how to put his hand over his heart when the National Anthem plays...
In my state driver licence infomation and vehicle registration is a public record. No one has to violate the law to obtain it. It is ony non-convictions that are guarded by law;convictions are not. This of course is what federal law allows from the many cases. In fact you now can get infomation from the front p[age of any police reprot that identifies suspects and other facts as per case law that is public record. Most police reports have a front page of this infomation open to any reproter or citizen.Nothiong to do with the patriot act it was brought on long before by newspapers filing a freedom of information case.
If anyone is listening on my phones lines, or checking out what library books I read or reading my emails - well, I don't care because I have nothing to hide, and they probably are pretty darn bored.
Civil liberties out the window, "See ya later alligator!" Well, as long as you won't miss them, I guess that makes it okie dokie.
The wiretaps were illegal, warrantless, pre-patriot act. Spying. On American citizens.
How can you defend a country that will no longer exist? (As we slowly morph into the USSA.)
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