Gore's executive, Senate e-mail systems to be linked

WASHINGTON -- In what staffers call a clear breach of the Constitution's
separation of powers, the White House plans to integrate Vice President
Al Gore's Senate office e-mail system with his White House system,
WorldNetDaily has learned.

As vice president, Gore is also president of the Senate.

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White House sources say the recently announced plan is being carried out
by White House computer manager Terry Misich, who is supervising the
sensitive, court-ordered project to restore more than a million e-mails
missing from Gore's office and West Wing
archives.

Computer operators working in the White House are upset about the plan,
which would invite Gore's Senate staff into the White House e-mail
system.

"We're not allowed to manage their e-mail," one computer operator told
WorldNetDaily. "It's a violation of the separation of powers" between
the executive branch and Congress.