hey Susan, she did turn them over - printed not electronic.
Bea-u-ti-ful.
“I have no inside information, but my guess is that there’s no smoking gun on any of the servers, that there is no smoking gun at all, and this is a controversy that centers on talking points for the Sunday talk shows — but some of the back and forth correspondence probably would have been better communicated by telephone.”
Yeah right.
Turning over the printed records--some of them--is a typical lawyerly obfuscation. In a real trial (which this is not, yet), many judges would be extremely upset.
Hil was betting on the still low computer knowledge of many LIV voters. "55,000 pages" sounds more impressive than "a partially filled CD-ROM." Of course, she was also hoping this would function as a run-out-the-clock technique. Gowdy has neither unlimited time nor unlimited resources.