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Home arrow Leading The News arrow Waxman wants RNC, Bush campaign to preserve e-mails
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Waxman wants RNC, Bush campaign to preserve e-mails
Posted: 03/26/07 05:03 PM [ET]
House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) Monday requested that the Republican National Committee and the Bush-Cheney 2004 campaign preserve the e-mail records from administration officials that used non-White House accounts to conduct official business.

Waxman, in separate letters to RNC Chairman Mike Duncan and former Bush campaign chairman Marc Racicot, asked how such e-mails are protected and who has access to them.

“The committee also directs you to preserve all such records because of their political relevance to congressional investigations,” Waxman said.

He noted that separate investigations “have uncovered evidence that White House staff have used nongovernmental e-mail accounts to conduct official business.”

Waxman added that his committee has found evidence “that in some instances, White House officials were using nongovernmental accounts specifically to avoid creating a record of the communications.”

 
 
 
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