The Latest on Lois Lerner’s “Lost” Emails, With a Bombshell At the End |
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If this is true, it means that the IRS’s record-keeping is utterly
inadequate. It has no systematic record of the decisions made and actions
taken by IRS employees. Within six months, all centrally located and
accessible email records–which, in today’s world, means more than 90% of
the relevant documents–are gone. Records of the agency’s actions exist,
after that time–if they exist at all–only on individual desktop or laptop
computers, from which they cannot be accessed or reviewed in any efficient
way. And forget about hard drive crashes, what happens when an employee
gets a new computer, or is replaced by a new employee with his or her own
computer? Are emails systematically copied from one computer to another so
that the IRS will have a record of what the employee has done, assuming
that the employee took the trouble to archive them in the first place? I
doubt it.

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