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From the Washington Free Beacon:
- Federal Government Warns States Not To Defund Planned Parenthood
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- Lawyer: Department Of Justice Shut Down Search For Lois Lerner’s Emails
This guy would look good in a permanent Feather Boa From the Daily Caller: The Department of Justice blocked an attempt to force the Internal Revenue Service to search for Lois Lerner’s missing emails at off-site storage facilities, according to a lawyer...
- Unreal: Key Obamacare Official Deleted Emails Being Sought By House Oversight Committee
From Fox News: A key ObamaCare official involved in the rocky rollout of Healthcare.gov likely deleted some of her emails that are now being sought as part of an investigation into the problems by a House committee, Fox News confirmed Thursday. The...
- The Irs' New Excuse For Why They Lost Lerner Emails, And A Solution: How To Get Them Back
IRS IT Guy Backing Up The Computer System The IRS' excuse = We back up emails using the same way Cavemen do. From the Washington Post: Prior to the eruption of the IRS controversy last spring, the IRS had a policy of backing up the data on its email...
- Obama Administration Investigated New York Times Reporter Too
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HHS Spending Over $123 Million To Provide “Email Services” For Its Employees
"Here's How I Talked Them Down
From $147 Per User Per Month"
From the Washington Free Beacon:
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) spends roughly $123.2 million per year to provide “email services” for its 70,000 employees, according to the Government Accountability Office (GAO).
Buried in a footnote of a recently released GAO report on the agency’s coordination with the nonprofit group Enroll America, the congressional watchdog detailed the high operating costs associated with running the department’s email.
“HHS told us that HHS pays $146.64 per month per user for email; that this charge covers connectivity, storage, and other e-mail services; and that this charge is independent of the number of emails that are sent or received,” the GAO said.
According to the Cato Institute, HHS employs approximately 70,000 people.
- Federal Government Warns States Not To Defund Planned Parenthood
From Reuters: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government has warned states moving to defund women's health group Planned Parenthood that they may be in conflict with federal law, officials said on Wednesday. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid...
- Lawyer: Department Of Justice Shut Down Search For Lois Lerner’s Emails
This guy would look good in a permanent Feather Boa From the Daily Caller: The Department of Justice blocked an attempt to force the Internal Revenue Service to search for Lois Lerner’s missing emails at off-site storage facilities, according to a lawyer...
- Unreal: Key Obamacare Official Deleted Emails Being Sought By House Oversight Committee
From Fox News: A key ObamaCare official involved in the rocky rollout of Healthcare.gov likely deleted some of her emails that are now being sought as part of an investigation into the problems by a House committee, Fox News confirmed Thursday. The...
- The Irs' New Excuse For Why They Lost Lerner Emails, And A Solution: How To Get Them Back
IRS IT Guy Backing Up The Computer System The IRS' excuse = We back up emails using the same way Cavemen do. From the Washington Post: Prior to the eruption of the IRS controversy last spring, the IRS had a policy of backing up the data on its email...
- Obama Administration Investigated New York Times Reporter Too
Question of the day: WILL THE NEW YORK TIMES REPORT THAT THE NEW YORK TIMES WAS INVESTIGATED From the Atlantic: The New York Times reports the Department of Justice investigated national security leaks given to Times reporter David...