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Administration Plays Hide and Seek With Missing E-MailsPosted on Aug 22, 2007In an apparent effort to keep the estimated 5 million missing White House e-mails missing, the Justice Department is claiming that the White House Office of Administration, which handles IT support for the executive branch, is not covered by freedom-of-information law. Press-freedom advocate Lucy Dalglish notices a trend: “When they don’t want to comply with the law, they just shamelessly argue they are not subject to the law.”
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By Outraged, August 23, 2007 at 11:38 pm Link to this comment
Now, they’re fighting over the release of emails they claim they don’t have, remember, they’re LOST!
Report thisBy purplewolf, August 23, 2007 at 4:17 pm Link to this comment
# 96529to B:
Better yet, how about one of those “black box” train cars with the shackles welded to the walls inside. We could give each corrupt(means all of them)politition a first class seat(standing up) in one of these totally new air controled (air tight, no windows)train cars and have them run out of the country on a rail,a slow one at that,to one of those all new totally fabulous vacation sites known as the FEMA relocation center(concentration camp)than holds about 2 million people in Alaska.Watch out though, that isn’t a dry heat room, it’s an incinerator.
Report thisBy ~B~, August 23, 2007 at 9:11 am Link to this comment
#96520 by farmertx on 8/23 at 7:12 am
Keeps their lil political machine well lubricated with bucks doesn’t it. Unfortunately it doesn’t work the same for the treasury or the average citizens personal “wealth”.
This is what happens when a government is left unattended for 20+ years. At this point I’d like to leave our government unattended in a car with the windows up on a HOT sunny day.
B
http://b-political.blogspot.com/
Report thisBy farmertx, August 23, 2007 at 8:12 am Link to this comment
Ain’t it nice to have an AG who will do whatever you want him to do?
Report thisAnd a Supreme Court that will back that up.
Plus a Congress that is more concerned with keeping the bribes flowing than doing their duty under the Constitution that they swore to protect.