Investigation of the Conversion of the $1.7 Million Centralized White House Computer System, Known as the White House Database, and Related Matters

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105-828.H
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Document Date
1998-10-30
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654 pages
Policy Agendas Project Major Code
20: Government Operations
Policy Agendas Project Minor Code
2010: Executive Ethics, Impeachment and Scandal
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House Committee Approved Report
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House Committee on Government Reform and Oversight
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Subcommittee on National Economic Growth, Natural Resources, and Regulatory Affairs
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Brief Executive Summary
The House Committee on Government Reform and Oversight investigated the $1.7 million investment into the creation of the White House Database, a centralized computer system used to advance DNC campaign fundraising objectives. The investigation revealed that the Clinton Administration and members of the DNC stole government property and invitation lists to use to further their campaign efforts.
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14300/1079
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House Oversight Committee