Oopsie! J6 committee exposes nearly 2,000 Social Security numbers of Republicans, GOP governors, family members

hotair ^ | 1/6/2023 | ED MORRISEY

[Ann Archy]

YES.

[Parley Baer]

Okay McCarthy, what are you going to do about it?

[Candor7]

Oopsie....Class law suit against the members of the J6 Committee commences soon.

[I want the USA back]

Of course this was intentional. Their last swipe at the people they detest so much.

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

Pretty close! I am afraid they are playing solitaire with a malletless croquet set.

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

Have thought about this some more. I think that Rs need to demand that anyone on the J6 committee who signed off on the released report resign from congress and be referred for prosecuted for release of private citizen Social Security numbers and PII in the same way as anyone in say the IRS would be prosecuted for this same act.

Governor Noem Wants Answers after Leaked Social Security Numbers

snip...."According to the White House logs, Noem and her husband, three children, and son-in-law visited the outgoing President Donald Trump on December 14, 2020. According to Noem, she was there “in an official role.”

Now, Noem’s legal counsel has sent a letter requesting further details regarding how the breach happened.

“These visiting records were created by the National Archives and used as exhibits at the committee hearing on January 6. Protected Personal Information from the visitor logs was supposed to be redacted before being presented as exhibits, however that wasn’t done as required by law.” The legal counsel for Noem, Woods and Fuller, sent letters to the National Archives and Records Administration, the U.S. Government Publishing Office, and the chair of the Jan. 6 Special Committee.

Requests for comment on the leak from Fox News Digital were not immediately answered by the White House, Government Publishing Office, National Archives, or Rep. Bennie G. Thompson, the Democrat who serves as the chair of the Jan. 6 Committee.

The letter said that because the social security numbers had not been redacted and had been made public, Noem’s family “is now at a very high danger of identity theft and being personally compromised.”

The letter also claims that the Privacy Act of 1974 has been broken by disclosing this information, and it leaves the door open for additional legal action. The addressed parties have until January 13 to respond, according to Noem’s attorneys."

[Revel]

It his high time that these things start be treated as criminal actions.

[Greenidgypsy]

We went to Mar Lago for a car show and yes…..they wanted our SS#.

[goodnesswins]

Do they check it? I wonder what happens if it is 1 digit off? Ooppssie.

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

Fire any staffer responsible for the final review of the “Report” (Hit Piece) D rat or Pubes.

Br'er Rabbit: Please don't throw me into the briar patch with a bag full of money and a book deal!

[piasa]

Reminds me of Hillary and the 500 FBI files with her fingerprint on them in the Clinton White House.

[Pajamajan]

bttt