Snow looked stunned when asked if Rove uses a private e-mail server

[blitzen]

stunned as in, "damn, they're on to us." Of course he just blew off the question with no response.

[NMDemDist2]

1. the Dems need to subpoena the RNC's *.*@gwb4.com n/t

[catmandu57]

29. I think that's in the plan

We've got some pretty smart cookies working for us, and i believe more than a few congressional staffers are regular readers here, they know what a goldmine DU is, all we have to do is nudge them with posts like the ones on this thread. K and R/

[GreenPartyVoter]

2. Hmmm... You know what would be uber-sweet right about now is a whistleblower

Maybe they can just walk off with the server and deliver it to Conyers?

[whistle]

8. Subpoena Rove's server.....not a bad idea, let's ask John Conyers

...to throw that into the subpoena list.

[baldguy]

24. Imagine all the shit that's on that hard drive!

If he's had it a couple years, it would be a goldmine.

[Solo_in_MD]

28. What makes you think there is anything there?

No requriement for records or archiving on a private server.

[rateyes]

32. It's fucking illegal to use a private server

for White House business. But, my guess is, that hard drive is at the bottom of the Potomac River by now.

[Toots]

37. I am not positive but I believe the hosting site might have copies of the e-mails

:shrug:

[Solo_in_MD]

42. Depends, if they were running their own server there really is no host/ISP to go to

just a bandwidth provider.

[TheBaldyMan]

44. doesn't all the security legislation say phone records and emails have to be kept?

I could be wrong but it would be extra sweet if the WH is incriminated using evidence that was kept on file because of all that post-9/11 legislation.

[Solo_in_MD]

39. Actually its not

Its IT policy, not law, which is not a fine point. Also without the contents it can't be known if it was truly Gov business.

[AllegroRondo]

"Oh my god, its full of porn!"

:rofl:

[AllegroRondo]

38. dupe!

:rofl:

[Burma Jones]

3. Nah, this is what KKKarl uses

[whistle]

4. Snow's look was that of deer caught in the headlights

[Bluerthanblue]

5. i believe he muttered "I'll find out"... but

I don't think he'll be following up if it is up to him.

[BuyingThyme]

That's really the key to this whole thing.

It shows that the RNC and DOJ are now the same thing.

Remember the stink they made when Gore made fund-raising calls from the White House? That was nothing compared to what's going on now.

[blogslut]

6. To me

It was more a look of confusion. He didn't know what she was talking about. I think it's a good thing. :)

[Solly Mack]

7. Reading the emails, you see some went to outside servers

(yahoo, etc) - there is no telling what goodies are there if those records are obtained.

[Old and In the Way]

9. The RNC is the shadow government.

I'm sure there's lots of incriminating e-mails where the real cover-up strategy was being discussed. Totally relevant to the quest for the truth.

[Norquist Nemesis]

10. Anyone recall which news agency Victoria is with?

I can't think of it at the moment. She's on Thom Hartmann daily.

Edit - Victoria's the one who asked the question.

[tech3149]

12. Talk Radio News Service n/t

[Norquist Nemesis]

16. That's it! Thanks

Going to have to keep my eye on them.

[jobycom]

11. So we should subpoena everything from [e-mail]?

[originalpckelly]

22. Actually, it's "gwb43.com"

we have only one e-mail address from there, a Mr. [e-mail].

I've looked it up and I found the people who owned it. I wonder if I should try and contact them, or if that would put me in some type of danger. If they're doing this, they're not bound to like that I'm trying to figure out the game.

[loudsue]

23. DO NOT alert them! Let congress do it, if it's going to happen!

Ya know what I mean?
:kick:

[jackstraw45]

43. TWO email address: Also [e-mail] nt

nt

[benld74]

13. The 18 days are hiding in non-govt servers

Need to find someone who knows whether Govt apptd individuals have to use govt supplied servers. But it doesn't really make a difference because ALL email is suppose to be turned over when it is asked for.

[global1]

14. Check This Out - Private E-Mail Servers......

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2007/3/4/135310/0946.

[Atman]

17. These people are stupid fucking morons.

Remember Poppy not knowing what a grocery store scanner was? I'm convinced these uber riche dickwads don't have a clue about what they're doing. They really seem to not know that virtually anything they do online is traceable. But to have their whois information public, when it could be cloaked for about $9 a year...they're just fucking imbeciles.

.

[Supersedeas]

26. thanks for that

[Solo_in_MD]

30. Nothing really newsworthy there and don't take some of the comments seriously

since they are about as technically unclueful as they come...

- Yes they can subpoena any mail server, but there is no requirement that any data be there.
- Emails are not always retained on servers
- There is no requirement for keep records or archiving any data or logs on a private server
- Congress can not issues secret net taps under CALEA.

[halobeam]

15. need recs! this is really important IMO

kick too!

[wicket]

20. done

:kick:

[slowry]

21. d&d -- k&r!

done and done, not dungeons and dragons :silly:

[jazzjunkysue]

18. YYYEEESSS!!!!!

I FEEL REPRESENTED!!!!


WooHooo!!!!!

Grab the RNC server! Quick!!!!!!

Subpeona the server!!!


This has been the best day!!!!!

[originalpckelly]

19. Yeah, I know. That server is not good for them...

it might show they're trying to hide their tracks. The server the e-mail came from was not a government server, instead of saying who.eop.gov it was gwb43.com.

It's a privately owned server, like you said, and that's not good they're doing government business on such a server.

[mikelgb]

25. is there video yet?

[lebkuchen]

27. I love high tech.

[underpants]

31. If I understand that Patriot Act correctly the FBI can get these records from the ISP

riiiiiiiiiiiiiiight?!?!?

:bounce:

[jmowreader]

34. Exactly

You guys have been bitching about the NSA for a very long time. Now they can help us.

Fort Meade has the most powerful data recovery capabilities in the world. These fuckers can pull data off a low-level formatted hard drive if need be. There is no reason to believe that, given the proper motivation (yes, some of the people who work there are Democrats and, since the Agency belongs to the Defense Department and has active-duty military on staff, some people working there may have basic training battle buddies who were killed in Iraq), the Senate Judiciary Committee would not be able to task NSA's data recovery desk to restore any e-mails that may have been deleted from the server housing gwb43.com.

This assumes the Repukes, who are completely fucking clueless about ISP procedures and probably wouldn't think of this anyway, didn't run over to the ISP the second the Left found out about gwb43.com and confiscate the DLT cartridges used to back the site up during the period in question. That would be quicker and easier than trying to recover data from erased hard drives.

[lebkuchen]

36. Military lack of support for Bush is hardly underground

If they've deployed, they think Bush's Folly is a waste. Count on it.

There are so many possibilities for intended "deleted" e-mails that I doubt the Bushies would want to risk it under oath, hence, the questioning "at the local pub," as Bush had suggested.

[Solo_in_MD]

41. Don't sell the repukes short on technology

They can hire the best...and often do.

[lebkuchen]

35. Karl has more to offer the FBI than I do

I'll bet the FBI's tech committee is happy as hell they finally have something of substance to track down. We Constitution-wavers are exponentially more honorable than anybody Bush has in his cabinet.

[Solo_in_MD]

40. Not necessairly

If its a standalone server, there us no ISP, just a bandwith provider. B=andwidth providers only track usage not connections.

[fed-up]

33. k/r nt

[Auntie Bush]

45. So bush* was right...for once.

Now we know why he goofed and used the term internets. And to think we've all been razzing him about the term internets. He must have been having a good laugh. But the laugh will be on him when we check his personal internet. Now we also know where a lot of the missing money has gone. Bastards! :mad: