ANOTHER UPDATE: Hillary Got Hacked, Too.

By Karen Tumulty | March 21, 2008 | +

This in my email from CBS. I’ll post a link when I get one:

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has told Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton her
passport file was breached in 2007. This comes after similar news about Sen.
Barack Obama’s file.

UPDATE: Senator Clinton’s office just put out this statement:

STATEMENT ON BREACH OF SENATOR CLINTON’S PASSPORT FILE

WASHINGTON, DC – This morning, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice contacted Senator Clinton in order to inform her that the Senator’s passport file was breached in 2007. The State Department will be briefing Senator Clinton’s staff this afternoon to provide details about the recent unauthorized breaches of passport records. Senator Clinton will closely monitor the State Department’s investigation into this and the other breaches of private passport information.

UPDATE2: Here’s the AP link. NBC, I’m told, is now reporting McCain got breached, too. I can’t keep up. Luckily, Sean McCormack is briefing now, and will surely clear all this up.

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