>>http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/04/13/white.house.email/index.html
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>>Could this be the White House's fatal miscalculation, thinking they could get away with disappearing millions of emails? On two different email systems! There is no smoking gun, not yet, but this is fishy as hell. Sen. Leahy has a point when he says it's pretty hard to "lose" emails like that. (A lot harder than messing with 18 minutes of magnetic tape). It strains credibility to claim that many emails were deleted in the first place (on two systems, remember) and that there were no backups anywhere between the sender and recipient. I wouldn't believe it even if these guys *didn't* have a reputation for stonewalling.
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>>I know some are going to say it's just partisan politics as usual. Let's see if they're still saying that if it turns out the administration tried to destroy evidence sought by Congress, then lied about it.
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>Oh no, say it ain't so, THE SKY IS FALLING, THE SKY IS FALLING ....


I am not saying the sky is falling. We don't have all the facts yet. It's just an awfully fishy sounding story.

I'll ask you a direct question: do you find it credible that all these emails disappeared without a trace, either by accident or innocent carelessness? If as a cop you had been involved with this investigation would you have accepted that explanation? (Hey, I'm channeling Jesse Jackson! LOL).