Friday, August 11, 2017

Judicial Watch Attorney: Top Obama Officials like Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch Used Email Aliases for Government Business


By Breitbart, Aug. 09, 2017

The documents reveal that Loretta Lynch used the alias “Elizabeth Carlisle” for official emails as attorney general. The emails were provided to Judicial Watch and the American Center for Law and Justice after they issued Freedom of Information requests, or FOIAs.

While saying that “this practice went on all throughout the Obama administration,” Bekesha said, “What the concern is, if she was using this email address, did she tell the people that were responding to records requests, ‘This is my email address. When someone like Judicial Watch asks for my emails, don’t forget to search Elizabeth Carlisle’s email account’”?


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