'Liberal Straw Grasping 101’: WH deputy press secretary fails at 'running interference for Hillary'

White House press shop running interference for Hillary –> https://t.co/JfliZv6spu

— Brandt (@UrbanAchievr) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 @jonkarl You should probably look into this more before tying a game of 'gotcha'…

— Shane Styles (@shaner5000) March 11, 2015

Rep. Jason Chaffetz's Business Card Lists His Gmail Address http://t.co/Uawaw3RWEZ via @jonkarl pic.twitter.com/LBQyvEfoFx

— Eric Schultz (@Schultz44) March 11, 2015

Congress not subject to Federal Records Act cc:// @RBPundit RT @Schultz44 Rep. Jason Chaffetz's Business Card Lists His Gmail Address

— Ignatius J. Reilly (@confedofadunce) March 11, 2015

.@confedofadunce Congress is also prohibited from using government resources for political purposes. @Schultz44

— RB (@RBPundit) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 @jonkarl http://t.co/rwdd3LBKUA here, Eric, read this. Congress is exempt…Hillary, not so much

— Roger (@Roger247) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 @jonkarl you do know Congress is not subject to the same records laws as the executive branch. You don't? You really are stupid!

— William Richards (@Wrichards2) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 Members of congress cant have an email for constituent contact?

— The Duke (@DukeRulesUSA) March 11, 2015

Quick question, @Schultz44: What would Chaffetz use this business card for? Hint: Political events. You're welcome. @jonkarl

— RB (@RBPundit) March 11, 2015

.@Schultz44 @jonkarl did Hillary's email as Senator end in @clintonemail.com? Oops there goes the 2 device/personal email theory

— The Right Wing M (@TheRightWingM) March 11, 2015

.@Schultz44 @jonkarl Analogies, how do they work?

— The Real Bepo (D) (@TheRealBepo) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 @jonkarl I seem to recall Congress is not subject to the Federal Records Act?

— The Duke (@DukeRulesUSA) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 @jonkarl Do you even Google, bro?

— JimNorden (@NordenJim) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 Do you have a point here, princess?

— Bryan Crawford (@BCrawford2823) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 @jonkarl White House hitman tries to deflect from Hillary

— Roger (@Roger247) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 @jonkarl Lol … You have no point right? Just being specious?

— Dan Vandefifer (@vandefifer) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 @jonkarl but he gets it out there to the uninformed and they believe it. That's the point, it's not about accuracy

— kitty (@mkbl) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 @jonkarl Even deleted Gmail emails would be subject to subpoena. But deleted emails from a private server are simply *gone*

— Hired Mind (@thehiredmind) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 This has already been brought up and vetted. Try focusing on the one who would be president. #TryAgain

— M.Ramirez (@cybr_gk) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 @jonkarl Which law does that violate again? None?

— Kyle (@Kyle19152) March 11, 2015

Liberal Straw Grasping 101 RT “@Schultz44: Rep. Jason Chaffetz's Business Card Lists His Gmail Address @jonkarl pic.twitter.com/FbSFU5rER8”

— ScottInSC (@ScottInSC) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 You're not very good at this, are you?

— SunnyRight (@sunnyright) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 @jonkarl pic.twitter.com/cNxlA1yHAF

— Minnesota Ronin (@MinnesotaRonin) March 11, 2015

@Schultz44 @JoeConason @jonkarl pic.twitter.com/zvbo5eQpPC

— MassivRuss (@MassivRuss) March 11, 2015