OT – Whitman Hired Illegal Worker

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[quote Rich Toscano]
Also, no, they are not coming from the same IP address.
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Which also indicates that IP addresses are being looked at periodically, when such subject matter is in question… which might also serve as a warning to those who may think of trying it.

[pjwal]

Leftists can never argue policy during a general election, so they always spit out crap like this.

[pjwal]

Leftists can never argue policy during a general election, so they always spit out crap like this.

[pjwal]

Leftists can never argue policy during a general election, so they always spit out crap like this.

[pjwal]

Leftists can never argue policy during a general election, so they always spit out crap like this.

[pjwal]

Leftists can never argue policy during a general election, so they always spit out crap like this.

[ucodegen]

[quote pjwal]
Leftists can never argue policy during a general election, so they always spit out crap like this.
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Jumping the shark??

[ucodegen]

[quote pjwal]
Leftists can never argue policy during a general election, so they always spit out crap like this.
[/quote]
Jumping the shark??

[ucodegen]

[quote pjwal]
Leftists can never argue policy during a general election, so they always spit out crap like this.
[/quote]
Jumping the shark??

[ucodegen]

[quote pjwal]
Leftists can never argue policy during a general election, so they always spit out crap like this.
[/quote]
Jumping the shark??

[ucodegen]

[quote pjwal]
Leftists can never argue policy during a general election, so they always spit out crap like this.
[/quote]
Jumping the shark??

[briansd1]

[quote=ucodegen]
Whitman let the woman go when she was informed that the housekeeper was using identity theft to supply a SSN (a driver’s license was also supplied as well as a document claiming she was a lawful resident alien – green card holder). – bet you would have claimed hypocrisy on her part if Whitman kept the housekeeper after discovering that she was using a stolen SSN.
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Whitman claimed that her housekeeper was like a family member. But Whitman kicked that family member out.

What a way to treat a family member!

If I had family member (for example an in-law) that was illegal, I would do my best to help that person. If I were a billionaire, I’m sure that I would find a way to help my family member.

BTW, the housekeeper used her sister’s SSN.

E-verify was originally started as a “Basic Pilot Program” in 1997.
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Whitman claims that her experience in high tech would be a benefit in government.

And eBay is a tech company that claimed to create a frictionless business model that would revolutionize the way business is conducted.

So much for the use of technology…. I would really like to hear Meg Whitman’s technology solutions to our immigration problems. Maybe a journalist could ask her that question.

[briansd1]

[quote=ucodegen]
Whitman let the woman go when she was informed that the housekeeper was using identity theft to supply a SSN (a driver’s license was also supplied as well as a document claiming she was a lawful resident alien – green card holder). – bet you would have claimed hypocrisy on her part if Whitman kept the housekeeper after discovering that she was using a stolen SSN.
[/quote]

Whitman claimed that her housekeeper was like a family member. But Whitman kicked that family member out.

What a way to treat a family member!

If I had family member (for example an in-law) that was illegal, I would do my best to help that person. If I were a billionaire, I’m sure that I would find a way to help my family member.

BTW, the housekeeper used her sister’s SSN.

E-verify was originally started as a “Basic Pilot Program” in 1997.
[/quote]

Whitman claims that her experience in high tech would be a benefit in government.

And eBay is a tech company that claimed to create a frictionless business model that would revolutionize the way business is conducted.

So much for the use of technology…. I would really like to hear Meg Whitman’s technology solutions to our immigration problems. Maybe a journalist could ask her that question.

[briansd1]

[quote=ucodegen]
Whitman let the woman go when she was informed that the housekeeper was using identity theft to supply a SSN (a driver’s license was also supplied as well as a document claiming she was a lawful resident alien – green card holder). – bet you would have claimed hypocrisy on her part if Whitman kept the housekeeper after discovering that she was using a stolen SSN.
[/quote]

Whitman claimed that her housekeeper was like a family member. But Whitman kicked that family member out.

What a way to treat a family member!

If I had family member (for example an in-law) that was illegal, I would do my best to help that person. If I were a billionaire, I’m sure that I would find a way to help my family member.

BTW, the housekeeper used her sister’s SSN.

E-verify was originally started as a “Basic Pilot Program” in 1997.
[/quote]

Whitman claims that her experience in high tech would be a benefit in government.

And eBay is a tech company that claimed to create a frictionless business model that would revolutionize the way business is conducted.

So much for the use of technology…. I would really like to hear Meg Whitman’s technology solutions to our immigration problems. Maybe a journalist could ask her that question.

[briansd1]

[quote=ucodegen]
Whitman let the woman go when she was informed that the housekeeper was using identity theft to supply a SSN (a driver’s license was also supplied as well as a document claiming she was a lawful resident alien – green card holder). – bet you would have claimed hypocrisy on her part if Whitman kept the housekeeper after discovering that she was using a stolen SSN.
[/quote]

Whitman claimed that her housekeeper was like a family member. But Whitman kicked that family member out.

What a way to treat a family member!

If I had family member (for example an in-law) that was illegal, I would do my best to help that person. If I were a billionaire, I’m sure that I would find a way to help my family member.

BTW, the housekeeper used her sister’s SSN.

E-verify was originally started as a “Basic Pilot Program” in 1997.
[/quote]

Whitman claims that her experience in high tech would be a benefit in government.

And eBay is a tech company that claimed to create a frictionless business model that would revolutionize the way business is conducted.

So much for the use of technology…. I would really like to hear Meg Whitman’s technology solutions to our immigration problems. Maybe a journalist could ask her that question.

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