First place, “two wrongs don’t make it right”. Should at least be put through the courts to determine if the constitution is violated.

hillbilly on August 23, 2009 at 10:13 AM

Don’t worry, Sotomayor will find a penumbra in the Austrian constitution that permits it.

Could there have been an unspoken/unofficial effort by the Democrat party asking its elected members to forward all constituent correspondence on health care to a centralized DC location….like, say, the “flag” snitch address?

Nah, that could never happen. This is the most ethical administration ever… /sarc off

bloggless on August 22, 2009 at 3:27 PM

I think his point was that what he posted on the 13th was evidence that govdelivery was used – yet it took 9 days for it to be announced.

Come on you guys. What’s your beef? This saved us tax payers the salary for a

SPAM Czar!

Geochelone on August 22, 2009 at 9:10 PM

SPAM Czar will be the law firm of “DoWe, Cheat’em and How.”

Also – there’s some strange things about the way this way contracted through the HHS……..

This gets more interesting with every different story they tell. WE paid for these emails pushing his healthcare agenda – your tax dollars at work.

http://speakmymindblog.com/2009/08/22/mystery-solved-on-un-solicitated-emails-from-white-house-more-questions-than-answers/

The following is the address from which I received an e-mail with the David Axelrod e-mail.
From:
“David Axelrod, The White House”
This address didn’t come from a commercial company, but straight from the White House.

TruthToBeTold on August 22, 2009 at 6:13 PM

I could send an email that looked like it was from you if I knew your email address.

Anyone sending mass emails to the public must send via a CAN-SPAM compliant white listed server/IP address. And companys like a Govdelivery, or Constant Contact, or Blue Hornet, or Eloqua work very hard to ensure their sending IP addresses are white listed to assure their clients that their emails will not be flagged as SPAM and end up in peoples SPAM filters or junk boxes…and they charge a premium for this insurance…per email address sent to.

Do to security reasons alone, let alone risking having a White House server black flagged, the White House would never send these emails via internal/gov’t servers. You can bet the ranch that not only did Obama use tax dollars to hire a private firm to SPAM us…they also paid top dollar for it. Tack on who knows how many extra dollars if they also paid for CAN-SPAM email list(s) to propagandize further than just their standard sheeple list.

99% of her audience are women. I doubt that most even figured that out.

Jeff from WI on August 22, 2009 at 3:42 PM

I’m surprised nobody called you on this one.

SPAM Czar!