It’s becoming more and more obvious that the Bush White House is in violation of Federal law regarding email retention. As the investigation continues, it’s been revealed that an upgrade from Lotus Notes to Exchange/Outlook broke their existing backup system. The solution: manually saving emails in .pst files scattered among the various servers. This resulted in at least five million e-mails being lost between 2003 and 2005. Permanently lost. Given the amount of time left in the Bush administration, it’s unlikely there will be any consequences.
Compared to the damage to the Constitution and Bill of Rights lost emails seem fairly minor, but it’s just another example of how Bush and his cronies consider themselves above the law.

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