Article: Lawmaker Suggests Obstruction in Late Delivery of Memo on White House Database

A key House investigator said yesterday he suspects the White House counsel's office of obstructing justice by withholding a memo suggesting that President Clinton wanted to share a taxpayer-funded database with the Democratic Party, a violation of federal law.

Rep. David M. McIntosh (R-Ind.), who has been leading an investigation into the "White House database" for more than a year, said the counsel's office had had the memo since September 1996, but that "somebody, a senior official at the White House, made a decision not to give it to us."

"This means I'm going to have to open another investigation about obstruction of justice," McIntosh said. "We will also have to reopen ...

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