Wednesday, March 02, 2011
Legislative Priorities
Republicans in Wisconsin are introducing legislation to ban prank phone calls.
Sen. Mary Lazich, R-Waukesha, and Rep. Mark Honadel, R-Milwaukee, authored a bill that would prohibit tricking the call’s recipient into believing the caller is someone they are not for malicious purposes.
“While use of spoofing is said to have some legitimate uses, it can also be used to frighten, harass and potentially defraud,” Lazich and Honadel said in an e-mail to legislators.
The bill language forbids a caller from intentionally providing a false phone number and convincing the person receiving the call that it comes from someone other than the actual caller.
You think this has anything to do with Governor Walker sounding like an ass when he thought he was sucking Koch?
Naaaaaaaaaaahhhh.
Next up, legislators to consider criminalizing the whoopie cushion.
Sen. Mary Lazich, R-Waukesha, and Rep. Mark Honadel, R-Milwaukee, authored a bill that would prohibit tricking the call’s recipient into believing the caller is someone they are not for malicious purposes.
“While use of spoofing is said to have some legitimate uses, it can also be used to frighten, harass and potentially defraud,” Lazich and Honadel said in an e-mail to legislators.
The bill language forbids a caller from intentionally providing a false phone number and convincing the person receiving the call that it comes from someone other than the actual caller.
You think this has anything to do with Governor Walker sounding like an ass when he thought he was sucking Koch?
Naaaaaaaaaaahhhh.
Next up, legislators to consider criminalizing the whoopie cushion.
