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February 12, 2009 02:04 AM UTC
11 Comments
This seems goofy to me. Are they afraid that using wireless devices during final floor votes is going to influence how they vote?
When they take a lobbyist meeting, they’re being influenced how to vote. When they get an email or phone call from a constituent, they’re being influenced how to vote. When they get pressure from the leadership or the gov’s office, they’re being influenced how to vote.
Who cares if the influence in question comes in the form of an email/text/etc on the floor, vs. any other method? Or is the wireless ban more just a matter of decorum?
Do you really want a lobbyist in the Senate chambers with our Senators? You must not know how the system works.
maybe not physically, but definitely in spirit…
The rules are the rules.
They should follow the rules.
Or decide they don’t want to and resign.
So click the link on the “No Colorado Pols” executive order and check out the comments. Aside from the dog porn stuff, the only person I recognize who was posting in 2005 is Phoenix Rising.
Did a bunch of people change their names, or has Pols’ readership really shifted that drastically in 3 years?
I had trouble retrieving my password when Pols changed platforms, and another time when a laptop crashed and I lost all my passwords. But there are a lot of folks long gone, too. Isn’t Phoenix’s member number in the single digits?
I used different name back then. My member number was 3 digit.
I changed mine after a hard-disk replacement and Windoze reinstall from scratch. Couldn’t remember my old info.
K.I.S.S.
For forums and such, so what if some one actually figures out my password? What will they do, make me look like a Republican or something?
Even more critical passwords needing more difficulty to hack still use the core, just adding some characters.
A decade on the net and nothing has ever happened. Well, password or hacking wise.
Then they can’t text/twitter/whatever while legislating.
At least long term.