The House Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government is probing the Air Force over the improper release of military service records to a political opposition research group.
“Department of the Air Force employees did not follow proper procedures requiring the member’s authorizing signature consenting to the release of information,”
spokeswoman Ann Stefanek told CNN last month. “There was no evidence of political motivation or malicious intent on the part of any employee.”is “committed to preventing any such unauthorized disclosure of private information from occurring again” and will perform monthly audits. Ms. Stefanik told Politico that “virtually all” of the 11 unauthorized requests for the records came fromMr. Jordan said on Thursday that the improper releases “may have violated Department of Defense policies and federal law.”
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