I feel really bad about the server problems the White House/RNC seems (no, not a typo — they appear to be a single entity) to be having on the email front. Believe me, I run a small business that is heavily dependent on cranky servers and other gizmos. So I know how hard this can be. But I think this might be a case where that NSA ‘terrorist surveillance program’ may really come in handy. I’m told the NSA has some very capable data recovery tools they’ve developed. And even if those guys are too busy hunting al Qaida, doesn’t the FBI have some pretty good forensic computer geeks? What happens when, say, a company like Enron (okay, perhaps not a great example) says some emails were ‘mishandled’ and now are gone forever. I guess that’s just the end of it, right? Normally, it’s not kosher for a government agency to offer direct assitance to a private entity or political organization. But, hey, we’re pretty far down that road I guess. So let’s have the FBI go down and take a look at these servers and see if these emails have really disappeared forever.
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