HRC White House Schedules Turned Over For Review

[jefferson_dem]

:popcorn:

HRC White House Schedules Turned Over For Review
31 Jan 2008 09:23 am

10,000 Clinton administration documents from 24 months of FOIA requests are due to be turned over to representatives for former President Clinton today.

Currently about one half of one percent of the 78 million archived documents are available – about 300,000 of out of 78,000,000.

The documents available today are said to include Hillary Clinton’s daily schedules in the White House.

A Clinton aide said last night that the records have yet to be turned over. “When the records arrive, they'll be reviewed,” the aide said. The statute allows for a 30 day inspection period, but that can be extended if the reviewer needs more time.

Clinton's aides insist that Clinton has given the least restrictive instructions to the National Archive of any president during the modern period.

http://marcambinder.theatlantic.com/archives/2008/01/hrc_white_house_schedules_turn.php

[ursi]

1. I like the part about being the president who gave the least restrictive instructions

[zabet]

2. At least she has documents,

unlike the Bush administration
who deleted, shredded or erased
any documentation they had.

Clinton being the least restrictive
is a positive thing.

[William769]

3. Lest also not forget Obama!

As a State Senator he had no documents! Yea right. :eyes:

[zabet]

4. Hee hee..

if he doesn't, it can only
be because he either did nothing
or because he spent his whole time
as a Senator preparing for his
presidential run. Maybe that is
why he voted 'present' so much..
he was to busy getting ready to
be president to be concerned with
trivial matters in the Senate.
:evilgrin: