Obama est devenu en 2008 le premier Président à utiliser un BlackBerry, ce que ses avocats ne souhaitaient pas...Avaient-ils raison? Voilà qu'un représentant républicain affirme que les membres de son parti puisse avoir accès au téléphone du Président! On croit qu'il y aurait peut-être des messages permettant d'éclairer "l'enquête" dans "l'affaire Solyndra"... Les républicains peuvent-ils demander une telle chose et comment procède-t-on dans ce cas?
"The Florida Republican said he made the precedent-setting request to White House Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler on Wednesday after newly released emails showed that warning flags about the California solar company’s shaky finances had reached into the president’s inner circle, including senior adviser Valerie Jarrett.
"We asked for all communications between the president, the White House and Solyndra,” Stearns said. “So if there's nothing on his BlackBerry, that's fine. But if there's something on his BlackBerry, I would assume that would include that.
"I don't know how that technically works," Stearns added of his unusual request. "But we've asked for them, so we're hopeful we'll get some response."
Obama fought his lawyers early in his term to become the first president to use a BlackBerry. He's said he uses it to keep in touch with a small circle of people — and so far, there has been no successful attempt to make any of the messages public.
Stearns’s request is the latest move in an escalating and increasingly personal battle with the White House over Solyndra."
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