The IRS does have copies of Lois Lerner's emails, but it's "too onerous" to search them?

Remember when the Obama Administration said they lost Lois Lerner's emails?

Yeah, that was a lie.

Department of Justice attorneys for the Internal Revenue Service told Judicial Watch on Friday that Lois Lerner's emails, indeed all government computer records, are backed up by the federal government in case of a government-wide catastrophe. The Obama administration attorneys said that this back-up system would be too onerous to search. The DOJ attorneys also acknowledged that the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) is investigating this back-up system.

"Too onerous to search" them?

Puh-lease.

The guys at Google could search those backup files with one arm tied behind their backs.

Of course, the guys at Google don't want to search for Lerner's "lost" emails. They're in the tank for Obama, and judging by the emails that have already been released, the stuff on those backup tapes has gotta be truly incendiary.

Fortunately there are many other search providers. Surely one of them will recognize the marketing opportunity inherent in uncovering emails the, ahem, experts, have deemed impossible to find.

Now's your chance fellas!

Posted at 09:27 by Chris Wysocki   [/news]   Comments | Perm Link |
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