Hey Jeb - seriously now - WTF?

For someone who claims to be internet savvy, Bush-3 is an idiot when it comes to basic security. From The Daily Dot:

Jeb Bush just published thousands of citizens' names and email addresses
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush hasn’t even yet formally declared his desire to run for president in 2016, but he’s already started what appears to be a major privacy blunder.

His new project, the Jeb Emails, a massive, open database of correspondence to and from his jeb@jeb.org email address, publishes the names, messages, and email addresses of his constituents who emailed him during his eight years in office.

Yeah, it is that bad. You can either view them online one by one or you can also download each year of his Governorship's correspondence as an MS Outlook PST file and use simple searching techniques to harvest what you want.

These were constituents who were having issues and felt that Bush-3 was a person they could talk to. In Private.

The people over at The Verge are examining the same data dump and are finding Social Security numbers and addresses.

This is not his personal fault, his IT people did this. They need to be flipping burgers tomorrow and Bush-3 needs to be finding a compelling need to spend more time with his wife and kids and to step back from the national stage.

I like Bush-2 as a man and wife Laura is an absolute keeper. I did not agree with his spending or a lot of his other decisions but he was the best we had at the time. We need a new Washington, Lincoln, Churchill, Reagan, Thatcher, or Kennedy - someone who can fscking sidestep the #$*@ politics and LEAD!

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