Ruff Denies Talking of E-Mails With Clinton
Associated Press
WASHINGTON —
Former White House counsel Charles F.C. Ruff said Monday he never spoke with President Clinton or his senior aides about an e-mail foul-up that kept his staff from properly reviewing messages under subpoena in cases ranging from the Monica S. Lewinsky scandal to campaign fund-raising.
At a court hearing on the missing e-mails, Ruff said he couldn’t recall discussing the e-mail problem outside of his own staff. Ruff presented similar testimony before a congressional committee in May.
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