How a bill becomes a law if Teddy Kennedy's sponsoring it:
The image of a topless woman that popped up during a state legislator's computer presentation to a high school class had been downloaded by a child of the lawmaker, a state House staffer said Thursday.The image of a topless woman was projected after Rep. Matthew Barrett inserted a data memory stick into the computer for a Tuesday lecture on how a bill becomes a law. He was speaking to an American government class of about 20 students in the northern Ohio city of Norwalk.
Barrett has said he did not know at the time how the image had become intermingled with the graphics presentation he was there to show. He immediately shut down the computer and finished the presentation using paper handouts.
All in favor?
Posted by floridacracker at October 5, 2007 12:55 AMoh boy, he's grounded.
Posted by: nancy at October 5, 2007 05:55 AMAnd that’s when 15-year-old Tommy Birchfield committed to a life of public service.
Posted by: CJ at October 5, 2007 10:33 AMHeh. (I wonder if people in Wales type that as "hwh.")
Actually to get Ted to sign on there'd need to be another pair and a bottle of Chivas Regal.
What a slug to blame that on his kid..I don't buy it...not at all.
What was his kid doing with his thumb drive ?
I'd like to hear his kid's side of the story.
Posted by: csason at October 8, 2007 10:11 PMNope. Wasn't the kid.
Posted by: Norma at October 9, 2007 04:07 PM