Posted on 04/04/2015 10:42:33 AM PDT by dila813
After Friday afternoon's release of 94,000 emails between Cylvia Hayes and former Gov. John Kitzhaber's staffers, reporters poured over the documents dating back to the beginning of his third term in 2011.
Now it's your turn.
Cast of characters The Governor's office Mike Bonetto, Kitzhaber's chief of staff, had a front-row seat to the blurring between Hayes' public and private roles. No longer working in the governor's office. .........snip........ You can access the same archive as reporters by going to this link on Gov. Kate Brown's state site.
This is all about the corruption of the green technology investments the government is pushing to reward their friends and punish their enemies.
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94,000 emails! That is a lot of emails. Friday dump is an accurate statement.
I am downloading them, 1.5gb
94000? Who sends 94000 emails?
I doubt I have ever sent 94000 in my entire life!.............
I have 15,000 emails that I haven’t deleted and I dump everything that’s more than 90days old.
What electronic file format are they releasing?
two files, one text only, the other the full emails with attachments
Try to find the Al Gore one...lol
I could add up every email I’ve ever sent since 1999 and still probably get just over 10k.
If you would like more information about what's happening in Oregon, please FReepmail me.
I lost my Oregon list when my computer crashed last year, so please send me your name by FReepmail if you want to be on this list.
The Office of Governor Kate Brown today released all non-privileged e-mails in its possession that were sent between the three personal email accounts used by former First Lady Cylvia Hayes and any official Governor’s Office e-mail account. This release responds to requests from the media initially made prior to Governor Brown taking office and contains approximately 94,000 emails and attachments, about 330,000 pages. Duplication has been eliminated to the greatest extent possible.
A password may be required to access the electronic files of documents. It is: cA3h*eV8ez@3kE
A number of documents being released today are labeled “Attorney-Client Privilege” and/or include counsel to the Office of the Governor among the documents’ authors, senders or recipients. These documents are being released because it is the opinion of the Office of the Governor that these records – notwithstanding any labeling – are not, in fact, covered by the attorney-client privilege. The release of these documents is therefore not intended as and does not constitute a waiver of the Office of the Governor’s attorney-client privilege with respect to those documents that are indeed properly covered by the privilege. The Office of the Governor is withholding a small number of documents from this production that it believes are legitimately covered by the Attorney-Client privilege.
A number of documents being released today are labeled “internal advisory.” Governor Brown believes that, in view of the unique and historic circumstances surrounding these particular documents, the strong weight of the public interest justifies the release of these records.
Some of the released documents carry limited redactions, which relate to the personal safety, privacy, security, and integrity of state telecommunications exemptions created by Oregon’s Public Records statutes. Redactions may be indicated in .TFF files by blacked-out text, or as blank space in text files.
Anyone may access public records already released in response to requests for Governor’s Office documents from the media and the public since October 2014 at http://www.oregon.gov/gov/Pages/Public-Records-Log.aspx
Kristen Grainger
Communications Director
Office of Governor Kate Brown
State Capitol
Salem, Oregon 97301
(503) 378-8197
She is also setting a precedent...you can’t put toothpaste back into the tube..and look for many to ask officials in other states..and the federal government..why can’t they BMLO..be more like Oregon
Her defense will argue that at least she did not have them on a private server.
Unfortunately, no editor did, however.
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