White House using private email to avoid the accountability of a public paper trail
This is so f-ing typical of the Bush Administration… White House staffers are using private internet domains for much of their work by email in order to avoid the accountability of a paper trail. White House correspondence is supposed to be part of the public record, eventually. Here’s a snippet:
“…[I]t is better not to put this stuff in writing in their e-mail system because it might actually limit what they can do to help us,” one lobbyist wrote Abramoff, citing advice from a White House aide, “especially since there could be lawsuits, etc.”
Thanks to Kathleen McCook for sharing this news item with the SRRT list.
One comment on “White House using private email to avoid the accountability of a public paper trail”
Ties in nicely with revelations that some of the USDOJ e-correspondence among those connected with the U.S. Attorney firings in early 2007 was transmitted from Republican National Committee domains.
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