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Good point...The question is why, and who is the company no one has ever heard of before today, that did this support work for the IRS...

Who works there, what are their political affiliations, background, etc etc etc...

The can of worms is right there in front of the schmuckatellies in these committees...

Somebody just needs to bring a can opener...

Easy breezy...Piece of cake...”Get ‘r dun!”

Congress should call in the big heads of the storage companies and find out if they are backing up the IRS and if they are, if it is possible to retrieve the email of an individual.

Since the IRS spent $898,590,976 from 2000 to 2012 with IBM, surely some of that went to backup and storage.

http://www.fedspending.org/fpds/fpds.php?reptype=l&database=fpds&fiscal_year=&first_year_range=&last_year_range=&company_name=International+Business+Machines&city=&state=&vendor_cd=&ZIPCode=&vendorCountryCode=&contractor_type=&principalNAICSCode=&stateCode=&pop_cd=&placeOfPerformanceZIPCode=&placeOfPerformanceCountryCode=&mod_agency=2050&mod_fund_agency=&psc_cat=&psc_sub=&leg_mandate=&descriptionOfContractRequirement=&compete_cat=&dollar_tot=&PIID=&detail=-1&datype=T&email=

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Contracting Agency — Internal Revenue Service

Federal Fiscal Year
ALL 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000
Parent or Contractor Name International Business Machines
Contracts Search Results
(FY 2000-2012)

Summary
Total dollars: $898,590,976
Total number of contractors: 1
Total number of transactions: 1,616
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Same site IRS spent $1,917,790 with EMC during this same time.
Contracts Search Results
(FY 2000-2012)

Summary
Total dollars: $1,917,790
Total number of contractors: 3 (should be 1 listed)
Total number of transactions: 66