Seems to me - if the “personal calendar” of any state employee is kept/maintained on equipment paid for by the citizens of that state - it by default becomes a “public” record and subject to inspection.
On the flip side - if it is fact NOT a public record and not subject to rules of disclosure, why is a government employee using state assets for personal benefit?
Improper/unauthorized use of government equipment is often grounds for discipline, up to/including termination & pension forfeiture.
Just sayin’.
but even many here, tell us this is a waste of time,
and we should ignore evidence of crime and coverup,
and simply focus like a laser, on Obama’s record...
never mind foolish questions, like how he got a CT SSN...
“Seems to me - if the personal calendar of any state employee is kept/maintained on equipment paid for by the citizens of that state - it by default becomes a public record and subject to inspection.”
Seems to me the calendar would be similar to an official timesheet or even travel vouchers for state business in that they are all accounting for the employee’s time and whereabouts. All of these types of documents should be public records as they effectively provide an “audit trail” of employee activities. Seems pretty straightforward to me.