Bush Admin May Have Covered Up Atty Firings With Multiple Email Addresses

A law unto themselves

Associated Press JENNIFER LOVEN April 11, 2007 05:55 PM

Congressional investigators are probing why aides to President Bush used Republican Party-sponsored e-mail accounts to help plan the administration's ouster of eight federal prosecutors.
They are questioning whether the use of nongovernmental e-mail accounts was proof that the firings were political. They also want to know if White House officials are purposely conducting sensitive official presidential business via nongovernmental accounts to get around a law requiring preservation -- and eventual disclosure -- of presidential records.

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