People keep focusing on the wrong thing — it DOESN’T MATTER what happened to her hard drive.
Emails — in any company, especially a key government agency— RESIDE ON SERVERS, which are also backed up. These can be accessed from another computer, as long as she has her login and password.
I don’t understand why someone with some tech knowledge brings this up and investigates that.
Even if her hard drive crashed, — at a place like the IRS they would be backed up daily, so the content on them would NOT be lost AND as I said, even if she downloaded some emails onto her computer, they still reside on SERVERS.
Also see:
IRS gives full account of lost Lerner emails
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3182456/posts
AND NOTE THIS:
It seems IRS has records going back to 1791, but couldn’t keep Lerner’s emails for more than six months!
Records of the Internal Revenue Service [IRS]
(Record Group 58)
1791-1996
http://www.archives.gov/research/guide-fed-records/groups/058.html
I mean :
“I don’t understand why someone with some tech knowledge doesn’t bring this up and investigates it — find the servers!”