Waxman Asks About White House Counsel’s Knowledge of Potential Presidential Records Act Violations

[kpete]

Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Administration Oversight

Chairman Waxman Asks About the White House Counsel's Knowledge of Potential Presidential Records Act Violations

In two separate letters, Chairman Waxman asks when the White House Counsel's office learned about White House officials' use of nongovernmental e-mail accounts for official purposes, and what steps, if any, it took to preserve these records and prevent violations of the Presidential Records Act. A staff report issued by the committee's majority staff in June found that the White House Counsel's office under Alberto Gonzales may have known about officials' use of these accounts as early as 2001 and done nothing to prevent continued use of the accounts for official business. Chairman Waxman asks Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and Fred F. Fielding, the current White House Counsel, for information and documents.

http://oversight.house.gov/story.asp?ID=1431

[blogslut]

1. Keep it up, Henry!

Stay on their asses.

[Lindsay]

2. I am hoping that while Gonzales is busy stonewalling

Conyers and Leahy, Waxman will suckerpunch him. Figuratively, of course. This is a clear case for impeachment of Gonzales, no?