About those e-mails

In the continuing back and forth between Henry Waxman and the RNC comes a letter to Waxman from RNC lawyers containing “the current list of users who we believe are or were White House employees using RNC accounts for whom we have been able to identify active e-mail data on operational RNC servers”:

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A Waxman aide tells me the Congressman’s investigators are not certain that it is the entire list, but that it’s the most complete one they’ve seen yet. The RNC lawyers write, “We expect that this list will require revisions at a later date.”

“OPA intern” was used by various Office of Political Affairs interns.

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