The Legal Aid Agency’s catastrophic data breach reveals how government negligence, outdated IT systems, and failed security oversight endangered millions of domestic abuse survivors, asylum seekers, and criminal defendants. 18 years of data compromised despite £50M security spending.
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I watched the White House Corona Virus briefing for September 10, 2020 knowing the next day is September 11, 2020, a day of remembrance of the 3000 lives lost in Osama Bin Laden’s attack on the World Trade Center. I couldn’t help but be completely ashamed of Jonathan Karl of ABC News. Karl is like […]
Anyone remember this CNN Poll? http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2010/02/24/? That is one of many but it has to be cited because it was conducted 8 years ago, and supposedly Obamacare’s poll numbers have done a complete turnaround. So why Fox, CNN, MSNBC, Reuters, Pew Research, etc., do you persist making sure your latest poll is brought up opposing […]
The House Oversight Committee has referrred the Cover Oregon scandal for Criminal Investigation[/caption] The Cover Oregon failed after the state spent $305 in federal taxpayer money on the Obamacare state exchange. After a year-long investigation of the matter in Congress, a key House committee has released its report, and recommended criminal investigation. The House Oversight […]
Andrew Slavitt questioned on federal fund spent on failed Obamacare exchanges in several states[/caption] The top government official overseeing Obamacare faced tough questions before a Congressional Committee over federal dollars spent on failed state healthcare exchanges under the Affordable Care Act. Andrew Slavitt, the acting director of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) […]
(A version of this Health Alert was published in the San Francisco Chronicle on August 10, 2015.) Polls consistently show that Obamacare is unpopular. Back in April 2010, the month before the law was signed, 46 percent of all adults surveyed had a favorable view of the Affordable Care Act, while just 40 percent had […]