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(836 posts)I post this just to show it seems we in the public have no idea what is ever going on
really with our government. That is what it seems sometimes.
EPA chiefs secret alias email account revealed
The name Richard Windsor may sound innocuous, but it is allegedly one of the secret alias email accounts used by Obama EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson.
That is the name sorry, one of the alias names used by Obamas radical EPA chief to keep her email from those who ask for it, Chris Horner, senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute and author of the new book The Liberal War on on Transparency, told the Daily Caller News Foundation in an email.
In his book, Horner revealed the existence of alias email accounts used by EPA administrators. The first such transparency dodge, he writes, came from Carol Browner, former director of the Obama White House Office of Energy and Climate Change Policy and Bill Clintons EPA administrator.
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2012/11/12/epa-chiefs-secret-alias-email-account-revealed/#ixzz2CXK4YufJ
GOP accuses EPA chief of using secret email
...Lawmakers are citing a recent Daily Caller story alleging that Jackson has used alias email accounts, including one under the name Richard Windsor.
This reported incident follows similarly secretive and highly questionable methods of communication by senior officials at science agencies within the White House, Department of Commerce (DOC), and Department of Energy (DOE), the Republicans said in a news release. Committee Chairman Ralph Hall and five other Republicans on the panel sent letters Friday to the EPA, the White House and other agencies.
The EPA did not immediately respond to a request for comment Friday.
Earlier this year, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee raised red flags after learning that an Energy Department employee had used a Gmail account to send confidential information to a company that went on to get a $1.4 billion partial loan guarantee.
Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1112/83990.html#ixzz2CXJajBku