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MIKE HATCH HAS DOUBLE-STANDARD ABOUT PROTECTING THE PRIVACY OF FAMILY MEMBERS #2

By Michael B. Brodkorb | July 30, 2006

I would take Mike Hatch's concerns about the privacy of his daughters more seriously if he didn't have a section of his website called "Hatch Family".

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7 Responses to “MIKE HATCH HAS DOUBLE-STANDARD ABOUT PROTECTING THE PRIVACY OF FAMILY MEMBERS #2”

  1. Brian Hanna Says:
    July 30th, 2006 at 6:07 PM

    Since Mike admits he has children, and posts a short bio of them on his website, they now have no expectation of privacy in any aspect of their life?

    So it is fair to investigate any candidate or candidate’s family, in any area of their life?

    As a public figure, then, they have no right to privacy?

    I’m just trying to understand the point being made here.

  2. Dave of the VRWC Says:
    July 30th, 2006 at 6:49 PM

    As much as it pains me to say it, I agree with Brian here.

    This isn’t like Valarie Plame doing a Vanity Fair spread and then saying her privacy has been violated.

    And Hatch has puppy’s on his web site.

  3. JD Says:
    July 30th, 2006 at 7:47 PM

    You’re hurting for material. It is better to not having anything to post for a day, then to make this seem plausible. If Almanac would have seen this before Friday, you would have lost your credibility, and not been on. Be careful.

  4. Jamie Says:
    July 30th, 2006 at 8:40 PM

    Hello,

    http://cbs2chicago.com/topstories/local_story_090132521.html

    Anne and Elizabeth Hatch told their father the trouble started when another patron made
    sexual advances toward Elizabeth and she resisted.

    The argument started inside but continued outside, when police were flagged down. The
    argument continued with police officers, the cops told the girls to leave and they
    reportedly refused.

    Police Superintendent Phil Cline said one of the daughters kicked out the back window of a
    squad car, which led to a damage to property charge against Anne Hatch.

    The charge was similar to one contained in a Minnesota police report when she allegedly
    “kicked the front door of a liquor store, breaking a neon sign,” after being caught using an older sister’s ID to buy beer.”

    Outside Crobar early Saturday morning, her sister Elizabeth allegedly slapped an officer in
    the face. Both were charged with resisting arrest.

    “They’re very humiliated, very embarrassed, hurt,” Mike Hatch said.

    http://www.minnesotademocratsexposed.com/2005/06/more-news-on-hatch-daughters.html

    Police allege that after the two were removed from the club, Elizabeth Hatch slapped an
    officer with an open hand and knocked his glasses off. Police said Anne Hatch wrestled with another officer and scratched his face and later broke a police car window.

    http://thomasgalvin.blogspot.com/2004_03_28_thomasgalvin_archive.html

    THE daughters of Minnesota attorney general, Mike Hatch, were arrested in Chicago. Two
    daughters, Anne and Elizabeth, were partying with their mom at Chicago’s nightclub, Crobar.

    After mom left, all hell broke loose.

    They started “creating a scene and causing a disturbance,” said police spokesman Matthew
    Jackson, and were asked to leave because they were intoxicated.

    The women refused, and a security guard flagged down a police officer in the area, who also
    asked the women to leave. The women allegedly began “yelling and screaming” outside the
    club and then slapped two officers in the face, Jackson said.

    I’m curious about the dads out there. If you were Hatch Would you

    a) administer disipline or at least give them Sarah Janecek’s “30 years of fighting for feminism and now you do this” speech
    b) capitulate all disipline responsibility to your wife despite the fact that she left them
    there
    c) none of the above; side with wife and daughters against the cops

  5. Mike Grimes Says:
    July 30th, 2006 at 9:09 PM

    Mike’s completly justified at going after the media here. It doesn’t make Mike look good, and it ultimatly reminds people about the issues his daughters had, but the media is out of bounds dragging these family issues up over and over again.

    That being said if you want to protect your family the first line of defense is to keep their pictures off your website.

  6. Roving Reporter Says:
    July 30th, 2006 at 10:06 PM

    The party hoping to get Rod Grams back to DC is REALLY talking like this?

    Interesting….

  7. left field bleacher bum Says:
    July 31st, 2006 at 6:39 AM

    Ain’t those hatch princesses somethin’? Children reflect their parents and in this case the princesses do a wonderful job by demonstrating their drunken violent ways.

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