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>The website Gawker sued the State Department last year after it said it couldn't find any emails that Philippe Reines, an aide to Hillary Clinton and former de
by ZoeZoeBee 11y ago
>The website Gawker sued the State Department last year after it said it couldn't find any emails that Philippe Reines, an aide to Hillary Clinton and former deputy assistant secretary of state, had sent to journalists. After the lawsuit, the agency said it found 90,000 documents about correspondence between Reines and reporters.
Broadness of Scope is the Only way to deal with Agencies attempting to obfuscate data and documents.
--tyingq: My Apologies if it was not you, I'd be interested in knowing how people believe pertinent documents can be researched if not for a broad net of related documents, when the succinct question to be asked is unable to be known due to completely hidden documents and "missing information"
- tyingq 11y ago"You could respond instead of downvoting" I did not downvote. In fact, I don't think you can downvote direct responses to your own comments, can you? Edit: >> I'd be interested in knowing how people believe pertinent documents can be researched if not for a broad net of related documents Well, there's broad (90,000 documents, your example) and really broad (2 million documents, my example).