New mysteries in EPA’s Windsorgate scandal

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Because EPA released thousands of emails that failed to satisfy the court’s order, Horner said, “this response is deeply troubling and seems to have gravely compounded the unlawful activity we have exposed involving a false identity assumed for federal recordkeeping purposes.”

Horner added that “it seems EPA simply decided it had to produce a lot of something. Desperate to produce nothing at the same time, it came up with this.”

Earlier this year, Horner detailed the use of fake email names by Jackson and other federal officials in the White House and EPA in his book, The Liberal War Against Transparency.”

But Horner pointed to an even more fundamental problem with the EPA release yesterday. In its cover letter, the agency claimed Jackson used only one government email account for official business, with no mention of the “Richard Windsor” account Jackson admi

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