Archivist of the U.S. David Ferriero, speaking before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, made clear that federal agencies are supposed to report whenever their records are destroyed or even accidentally deleted. But he said that after emails from embattled IRS official Lois Lerner vanished after a computer failure in 2011, nobody told the National Archives.
"They did not follow the law," Ferriero said.
The testimony comes as lawmakers dig for answers as to how Lerner's emails disappeared and why they only found out about it earlier this month. Lerner herself twice has refused to answer questions before Congress, leaving lawmakers seeking answers from other officials who interacted with her or were involved in reviewing her documents.
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6 comments:
Another example of the OweBlama administration flouting the law....
And nobody will be held accountable.. This is what the damn Libratards have done to our government. What's even worse, we as a nation, will continue to elect these lawless U*()&^.
Okay now what is going to be the jail time?
There is no Evidence People....Obama got rid of it just like most Criminals do....
So, what you going do about it!
The NSA has the emails, or at least they had better! If not, they are not doing their jobs and the place needs to be shut down and turned into a jail house for the employees.
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