Delaware state officials have told Congress that they likely destroyed the computer records that would show when and how often they accessed Christine O'Donnell’s personal tax records and acknowledged that a newspaper article was used as the sole justification for snooping into the former GOP Senate candidate’s tax history.
Sounds like some people in Delaware need to become unemployed. And 'the defendant'.
Specifically, Mr. Grassley’s staff was told that a Delaware state investigator asked for and received permission from his boss on a Saturday to access Ms. O'Donnell’s tax records based on a local newspaper article about a civil lien. The lien, it turned, out was issued erroneously.
Really? He just happened to see this and considered it SO important that he got hold of the boss ON THE WEEKEND to get the ok to go snooping? Illegally, from what I understand?
Time for firings and prosecutions.
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