Apr 3, 2016
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The EPA reportedly has released thousands of pages of records to Democratic researchers, as they hunt for dirt on Republicans ahead of the midterm elections.
The Washington Times reported that the records are being released in accordance with Freedom of Information Act requests, though the agency is letting similar requests from Republicans languish.
Many of the operatives reportedly are requesting correspondence between EPA officials and Republicans so they can investigate whether lawmakers are saying things to the EPA in private that differ from their public stance on issues. The operatives may use this information in attack ads and other materials during the midterm elections.