Sanders using photos of veterans and children without consent.
Another day, another misleading mailer from Sanders. In the past it was just misuse of logos. Now he's using photos of real people and their children without their consent.
With just days before the New Hampshire primary, the presidential campaign of Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vt., is taking heat from Upper Valley residents who say his campaign used their images on mailers without their permission.
When American Legion state officer Tom Wiley, of Canaan, was called by the Legion’s top officer in New Hampshire, Wiley didn’t know what it was about, but he said the tone of state Cmdr. John Graham made it clear something was wrong.
“He called me, quite straightforwardly, and asked me, had I endorsed any candidate,” Wiley said Saturday. “He asked specifically about Bernie.”
It was a sensitive subject, Wiley knew, both because the American Legion fiercely protects its image as a nonpartisan organization, and because Wiley is in the early stages of a campaign himself, for the post of New Hampshire’s Department Commander. If he were found to be guilty of flouting the group’s bylaws, it could sink his chances. “I said, ‘No, I’ve never even shook his hand,” said Wiley.
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Lebanon City Councilor Karen Liot Hill, who has worked on more than a dozen Democratic campaigns over the last 10 years, agreed this shouldn’t have happened.
“The norm is that campaigns are very careful about this and that they generally gain consent,” she said.
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My comment: But wait. It gets worse!
There is a question as to whether the incident involving the Legion members is part of a larger pattern.
The Rev. Stephen R. Silver, pastor of the First Congregational Church of Lebanon, had an experience similar to Wiley’s.
Silver and his 9-year-old son, a Boy Scout, participated in the Veterans Day parade, and posed for a picture with Sanders during the event.
Silver said he was not asked to sign a release form, and had no idea that a picture featuring the three — Silver, his son and Sanders — would be prominently featured in a campaign mailer that he said has been mailed all throughout the state. Silver said the appearance that he endorses Sanders, or any political candidate, compromises his ability to minister to church members.
http://www.vnews.com/news/20920395-95/sanders-scored-over-use-of-photos#.VrdtBDgIpnQ.twitter
Add it to the list of dirty tricks.
Data theft
Misleading flyers using stolen logos
Misleading TV ads
Impersonating union members
Using photos of children without parental consent.
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I won't hold it against you if you don't though, I'm sure you have other redeeming qualities.
used without their consent, your attack motives for the poster notwithstanding. 
reality how people see your posts. Lol
you are "following" other people around. Explain how it's different for you.
And I've already noted, your post count shows how I keep seeing your posts. Lol
Now back to the article posted. Explain how the article posted is "picturegate". You think it's unimportant that a 9-year-olds picture was used without parental consent?
Its always obvious.
get hidden faster when you make things personal. Lol so, so obvious.
Its not too late to delete your first post mocking the fact that some people don't want their picture used.
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Some women look beautiful in anything.
with their gowns on display. First Ladies.
NEED Couture. 
without parental consent? Anything for Bernie, eh?
yet you mock another poster here for posting an article about people objecting to their pictures being used without their permission. A 9-year-old, even! Without parental permission. 
At least you have admitted the true motive for your comments. Thank you! 
But I see this happens a lot. 
Notes added to the jury were clear that we should all be careful about pictures. The point was hypocrisy. If we want privacy, it's not "picture gate" to allow someone to protect themselves from unwanted exposure. Thank you.
"Let's take him out back and beat the shit out of him. 
defense. 
I used to study a lot about this, but it's been awhile now. And each case is different, although some basic concepts are part of the industry.
Who is calling the shots here? 
