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onenote

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Reply to dkf (Original post)

Tue Apr 23, 2013, 12:10 PM

Apr 2013

Only one repub voted for it. No Democrats voted against it. It was not offered as a standalone amendment but rather was incorporated into a motion to recommit the bill with instructions.

http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2013/roll116.xml

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Exactly who voted against the amendment that keeps our social media passwords away from employers? [View all] dkf Apr 2013 OP

This may sound naive, but just how would an employer know you have such passwords? KansDem Apr 2013 #1

I don't know the reasons for it, either. kentauros Apr 2013 #2

If you can be located by a search on social media... Orsino Apr 2013 #6

Here: onenote Apr 2013 #3

Thanks dkf Apr 2013 #5

Jack Webb said it best, in 1967 markiv Apr 2013 #4