FYI

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he probably moved out of the country when he realised that theres a strong chance the country could be run by a damned woman, or a colored fella after the election

[Bretsky]

Somebody go find Tex as JS; he'd be so excited to be a part of this

Bretsky, don't make me kick your ass. You know I could do it.

yadayada

Maybe you and an army of chicks

[Freak Out]

Rose Mary Woods lives!

Analysis Details Missing White House E-mails

By Dan Eggen
Washington Post Staff Writer
Tuesday, February 26, 2008; 4:12 PM

A 2005 technical analysis found that up to 1,000 days of e-mails were missing from White House servers during a 2-1/2 year period, amounting to more than 1 million separate e-mail messages, according to statements from a former White House technology manager released today.

Steven McDevitt also said in written answers to questions from a House committee that the White House's e-mail system was so "primitive" that there was a high risk that data would be lost.

McDevitt, who formerly oversaw many of the White House's computer systems, said he oversaw a wide-ranging study that found e-mail missing for hundreds of days from January 2003 through August 2005. He also told the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee that security was so lax that e-mail could be modified by anyone on the computer network until the middle of 2005.

The statements from McDevitt, which were released during a hearing today by Committee Chairman Henry Waxman (D-Calif.), provide further details into the problems that have plagued the White House e-mail system throughout the Bush administration.

House Democrats had previously reported that the study overseen by McDevitt had found at least 473 separate days in which no electronic messages were stored for one or more White House offices. But McDevitt's statement indicates the same study found the total number of missing days could have been as high as 1,000.

Waxman accused administration officials of "sandbagging" lawmakers by refusing to provide answers until President Bush leaves office.

Several administration officials defended their efforts to fix the problems, however, and said they were still working to locate and identify e-mails that have been identified as missing.

"We are very energized about getting to the bottom of this," said Theresa Payton, chief information officer at the Office of Administration.

Payton also reiterated administration contentions that the 2005 study by McDevitt may be flawed and is not reliable.

McDevitt said in his statements that the analysis included participation by a wide array of government technology officials and outside contractors, and that the full report--which has not been given to Congress--was approximately 250 pages long.

The competing claims are part of an ongoing dispute over whether the Bush administration has complied with long-standing statutory requirements to preserve official White House records -- including those reflecting potentially sensitive policy discussions -- for history and in case of any future legal demands.

[Freak Out]

Somebody go find Tex as JS; he'd be so excited to be a part of this

Bretsky, don't make me kick your ass. You know I could do it.

yadayada

Maybe you and an army of chicks

Naked chicks....wrestling.

[Bretsky]

Somebody go find Tex as JS; he'd be so excited to be a part of this

Bretsky, don't make me kick your ass. You know I could do it.

yadayada

Maybe you and an army of chicks

Naked chicks....wrestling.

Girls doing some
and
Guys doing some

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see, now this is how an FYI thread should be

all about hardcore lesbian cat fights

[MJZiggy]

[Bretsky]

See Red,

Zig didn't show face in this thread til we brought up the lesbian cat fights. We know she's on board

[Harlan Huckleby]

By following Blue Dawg's theory--that the middle belt of American voters who actually select presidents make their decisions using the shallowest of emotional impressions--I hereby proclaim Barack Hussein Obama to be the next President of the United States.

You're right, BHO is the next president, I say swear him in now and skip all the fuss.

I just noticed that in Texas there is a 40 point gender gap in voter preference. 20% more men go for Obama, 20% more women for Clinton. The only way you can explain such a gap is that people are making a choice on emotion, deeply held prejudice.

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See Red,

Zig didn't show face in this thread til we brought up the lesbian cat fights. We know she's on board

i hear ya b

she must have a certain sense for these things, like spiderman

lessie senses

[MadtownPacker]

This thread sucks without TexasPackerBacker. Anyone know how to contact him?

Too much freelove hippie crap from that knob-bobbler Harlan.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

This thread sucks without TexasPackerBacker. Anyone know how to contact him?

Too much freelove hippie crap from that knob-bobbler Harlan.

Please, we don't need his racist bs here.

If i have to read how good, normal americans do things and how the spiteful america hating leftists and the complicit MSM are ruining this country i may be forced into a tri state killing spree.

[MadtownPacker]

Please, we don't need his racist bs here.

He was racist? I never noticed.

Best shut your mouth flower power freak. That's a good American youre talkin bout there. You and your commie friend Harlan can ride that VW bus all the way to hell. That's what you deserve for not knowing how to quote just what youre replying to.

But HH deserves to go just for being himself.

[Harlan Huckleby]

Please, we don't need his racist bs here.

If i have to read how good, normal americans do things and how the spiteful america hating leftists and the complicit MSM are ruining this country i may be forced into a tri state killing spree.

hah! At first I thought you were talking about me, and my chest puffed out. But you mean Tex. I hate people of color too!

[Harlan Huckleby]

That's a good American youre talkin bout there.

I remember Tex's only problem with waterboarding was he thought local police should be allowed to do it too.