The White House has been using a private email account gwb43.com, sponsored by the GOP, to conduct political and potentially shady business. Yesterday they claimed these emails have all been accidently deleted. Today Senator Leahy, D-Vermont, boomed at them from the Senate floor that emails can not disappear, they have travelled through too many servers. Senator Leahy is correct, and once again it leaves us to question, just how stupid is this White House? Here’s more from CNN
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The following domains are mentioned in the headers of the bounce message received when you send an email to postmaster@gwb43.com:
mailscan1.smartechcorp.net
mailscan2.smartechcorp.net
localhost.smartechcorp.net
rnc-exchange1.rnchq.org
mail2.rnchq.org
rnc-bes.rnchq.org
“BES†probably stands for “BlackBerry Enterprise Serverâ€.
A BlackBerry Enterprise Server uses push technology to route emails direct to a user’s BlackBerry handheld, without their needing to request or download it.
So subpoena their f*cking Blackberries.
I’m no techie, but doesn’t this mean the Republican party was given permission to operate a wireless communications network inside the White House?