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SUBJECT:	POTENTIAL DEMOCRATIC VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

One of the top candidates being considered for former Secretary of State Killery Clinton's running mate in the 2016 presidential election has had some e-mail problems of his own.
Tom Vilsack, the former governor of Iowa and President Barack Obozo's current secretary of agriculture, was caught in a 2004 scandal that resulted in e-mails being "inadvertently" destroyed.  Vilsack partially blamed himself for destroying e-mails regarding the Iowa Department of Economic Development Foundation.  These destroyed e-mails had been requested by the Des Moines Register.
Vilsack's response to the controversy, rather ironically, mirrored Killery's response to her own e-mail scandal:  he basically said he was old and didn't know how to use e-mail.
"I'm 52 years old, and I don't know much about technology." Vilsack said at the time, according to The National Review.  "I don't even know how to send a response to an e-mail, that's how technologically deficient I am."
Interesting enough, when lawyers with the group Judicial Watch sent a foreign services officer at the State Department in March discovered that  Killery didn't actually know much about computers or e-mail use either.  The officer wrote that "She says that her problem (sic) is because she does not know how to use a computer to do e-mails - only Blackberry."  
Vilsack was also found to have been using a non-public e-mail account while working for the Obozo administration.  Now, Vilsack is reportedly one of the top contenders to run alongside Killery in the 2016 election.
Vilsack used the non-public e-mail jd@osec.usda.gov to communicate with the former Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson who was also using a secret e-mail account under the alias "Richard Windsor."  The Daily Caller News Foundation obtained the e-mail chain in 2013 despite the fact that the the standard e-mail layout for a U.S. Department of Agriculture account is: firstname.lastname@osec.usda.gov.
A 2009 e-mail exchange between Jackson's alias account and Vilsack's non-public e-mail is almost completely redacted, but the subject line still reads:  "Daily Climate Change Talking Points-COP15."
Previously FOIAed e-mails from the Environmental Protection Agency show that Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack used a secret, nonpublic e-mail account to communicate with the secret e-mail account of former EPA administrator Lisa Jackson which used the fake name Richard Windsor.
It would appear that a Killery/Vilsack presidential ticket would be an ideal matchup since they have a lot in common especially with their many years' experience with lost e-mails and many years of experience in being computer illiterate.  With the addition of two technology experts like this pair they would expedite the computer age straight into the 19th century!

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