On the recordJune 22, 2014
Now it appears that Chairman Issa's perspective has changed. With respect to the loss of Ms. Lerner's emails, he believes the loss of her emails is evidence of, 'nefarious conduct.'
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congress.govNow it appears that Chairman Issa's perspective has changed. With respect to the loss of Ms. Lerner's emails, he believes the loss of her emails is evidence of, 'nefarious conduct.'
Horsford points out Issa's shift in stance regarding email loss.
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