White House Used Third Party Email

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White House Used Third Party Email

June 22, 2007 | ISSUE 43•25

According to a report by the oversight committee, at least 88 White House staffers used outside e-mail accounts for official business, thus circumvent archival requirements. What do you think?

Are you telling me we don't have Andrew Card's hilarious forwards on record? That's a shame. That guy sent the best forwards.

Opal Schranck
Radon Remediation Specialist
Don't you worry, Bush Administration, we'll get that secret cornbread recipe yet.

Joseph Fromme
Systems Analyst
Wait, I'm confused. What exactly is the difference between circumnavigating federal law and shitting all over it?

Tom Zangara
Delivery Driver

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