Hardball | November 27, 2012
Mixed up in the confetti mix
Confidential documents may have went through an unlikely disposal process last week and ended up in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade confetti mix.
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>>> neck, a whole new meaning for a campaign in shreds. we're talking literally. the remains of some documents with information about mitt romney 's campaign motorcade went through an unlikely disposal process. they became the confetti found bybee standers at the macy's day thanksgiving day parade . some parade watchers notified police when they noticed the numbers and other text on the confetti seemed to match up with the romney campaign. other documents with the social security numbers and license plate numbers of long island police officers were in the confetti mix. macy's spokesman said the documents were not part of its stock of confetti that it had to have been brought in by other means. do you believe that or not? anyway, the police force in new york says they're reviewing their procedures for disposing of documents.