4 thoughts on ““Deleting” a Server, Georgia Style”
Georgia state officials said Monday that the recent reports of server deletion "were not undertaken to delete evidence." The conclusion came as part of a two-page "investigation report" authored by Ryan Germany of the Georgia Secretary of State’s office.
As Ars reported last week, a university server and its backups, believed to be key to a pending federal lawsuit filed against Georgia election officials, were deleted, according to e-mails recently released under a public records request.
This was the election for failed HHS secretary Tom Price's seat, which used to be Newt's seat. The "university" that "deleted" the server, whatever the fuck that means, is where Newt used to teach history. So: nothing to see here, move along, everything's fine.
Also this week, the state’s Office of the Attorney General (OAG) told plaintiffs that it would no longer be representing state election officials. The lawsuit will now be taken over by Barnes Law Group, headed by former Georgia Governor Ray Barnes.
This was the election for failed HHS secretary Tom Price's seat, which used to be Newt's seat. The "university" that "deleted" the server, whatever the fuck that means, is where Newt used to teach history. So: nothing to see here, move along, everything's fine.
Nothing to see here, folks!
OT: let's order a Papa John's pizza! <img src="https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DNlXrdeUMAAU8tE.jpg">
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This kind of thing makes me worry about Virginia's governor election next week.